Up to what age will they be able to use it?
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The table -- is small looks more like a patio table (so some day could be used for that), I'd say about 3 or 4 years old. The chairs are the problem, they tip over very easily, no sides to the chairs. A 3 year old could possibly master them. Too small for a 4 year old.
77910
It is the same size as the tables & chairs in preschool & pre-k so I would say up till age 6!
77911
Let's put it this way... I just used the chair and table last night to do my nails with a gelish kit. ;-) I am 5'7" and weigh about 140Ibs
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I would say 3 and up but depending on the 2-year old they could probably have fun with it too. I know 18-month old kids that would probably do something with them! And maybe up to 8 or 10. There again, it depends on the child.
1488771
I'd say It depends on their motor skills. But they can grow into it as confidence grows. Our two year can sit spin slowly on it.
911237
Yes, I think you can get this for a 2 year old which they can use till about 4.
267599
Brandon, I think it totally depends upon the child's abilities. Our grandson was actually too young when we purchased it.
1848204
In my opinion, the average child that age would only be able to use a few of the features. The manufacturer suggests ages 6 and up, but I would say it would be more worthwhile for even a slightly older child like 7. A 5-6 year old would surely enjoy it, just probably not use all of the features.
2008073
At least one year old. If they can sit up in a regular stroller, they will have no problem riding in this.
2130125
Sure. They can use this for yrs. to come too. I have an afterschool daycare and the youngest is 6. She uses it no problem.
1609109
My 9 month old is small compared to others his age, but I am still using it....will probably be able to use it until he's one. A larger child may be able to go only until 10 months.
2037324
Our little grandson started using his at 5 months, but I think he is more interested in it and can sit up well enough at 6 months to really enjoy it. I would say that 6 months would be a good age (depending on the development of the child) to introduce this product.
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My opinion is about 5 years to 12 years. Thats my guess after seeing my 8 year old playing with hers.
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I do not see why they would not be able to use it. Initially they should be supervised to be sure that they are using it properly and if their equalibrium and coordination is ok, then they should be fine.
1841849
I would say 2 and 3 year olds although small 4 year olds may be able to use it also. We use it for our 2 year old and she loves it.
2227564
Got it when my daughter was 3 and my son was 5 years old. They are now 5 and 7 and still use it all the time. My sister who is 23 years old (about 115 lbs) uses it when she comes over.
488888
I believe so - my granddaughter is eleven months old and has been using it for two+ months and we plan for her to use it for some time to come!
840680
My daughter just turned 2 and uses it just fine. It's nice because the lid stays up once she opens it. As for a max age range, I couldn't say specifically. It does offer quite a bit of storage so once they're older and outgrown the toy stage it could be used for clothes, shoes, blankets, etc. It certainly doesn't look childish or small in size so it should grow with them for years to come.
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Guess it will depend on how tall they are and my daughter still rides it at age 7. She is still learning to on it and once she learns how to ride without the training wheels we'll get her another one.