what age child are they for
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My 4 year old granddaughter loves them, as does her grandpa. So I would say 4 and up. I think younger than 4 would not have the dexterity or skills to put them together.
355676
I would guess over 5; but that's a guess. My twins are almost 4, and that's too young.
355677
I bought them for my 6 year old grandson, but they would work for any age that likes to build.
1759137
No, this item is meant for very young children. I would say up to 5 years old.
724019
They are adjustable. They fit my just turned 6 year old great and can fit an adult adjusted....I would say age 4 or 5 and up.
1838834
I started using them for my 3 and 1 year old. They still use it no problems a year later. Fits well with them.
2227563
The boys we bought them for were 2 & 4 years old. They are now 3&5 and continue to ride them. The older one was riding them at preschool. I would say in that age range.
1148472
I would guess that for typically developing children, ages 3-6 would be the target range. They're not the smaller size generally found in plastic alpha beads. They're large enough for little fingers to manipulate and for them to enjoy beading without adult assistance. I hope that helps.
1010789
Both our kids use them. Their ages are 4 and 10. It should be fine for all kids 4 and older.
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I'd say 2-5 yr olds. My 4.5 yr old still loves it, but some things will be almost too small soon. My 2 yr old loves it but some things are a little too fragile for her and she damages things.
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We got the 8" ones for our daughter's preschool. The kids are all 2-5 years old. They seem to work fine but might be a little big for the smaller kids. They grow into them eventually. It's been about a year and they are still working.
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I would say 12 months and up to 5 years old. My little girl received one when she was two and loved it!
807392
It depends on the length of your kid more than the weight because it is on the floor so weight isn't too much of a problem. My guess would be somewhere between 0 to 2 or 3yo.
824457
My four year old uses them. I think for a one year old they may slip off and be a little big.
1031578
Initially I bought them for my grandson (who has Down Syndrome) at age 6.....however I believe any child over 3 years would enjoy them.
93951
It's probably best for children 2+, i bought these for my daughter and she is 21 months and still a bit small for them! I would say they are probably best for ages 3-6, and i wouldnt worry much about a weight limit! They are VERY sturdy!! I sit in them (uncomfortably!) from time to time and they support me no problem! (110lbs!)
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Hi Carl, I am not sure how old the child is, but I think they would be fine. If I had to pick a random age I would say age 4 or 5 and up. I like my pair very much.
1940123
They are about 2 in. Not really choking hazard. If she isn't past that stage this toy may be too advanced. More for a 4 or 5 year old.
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I would say 2 to 5 years old but it also depends on the size of the child and if they need training wheels. My son was 3 when we got this for him and he quickly grew out of it because of his height.