What the age for the Melissa pots and pan my grandson is 13 month
1761975
My grand daughter is 22 months and has used them since 18 months. She loves playing kitchen with her mom and dad. Her kitchen is set up in their kitchen.
1761976
These are some pretty solid toys. In fact, they are sturdy enough for younger kids to play with, since they are not likely to break. Of course, watch for loose screws after a long time of abuse, but otherwise I've had no issues. My children, 3 and 5 years old, and my friend's kids (the youngest of which is only 15 mo), have fun with them. I am not exaggerating when I say that these are as close to the "real thing" you are going to get! They will last, and would be just fine banged on the floor or against each other, or filled with sand or mud outside, or with real and fake food play. It is a toy he can grow into. These are some pretty solid toys. In fact, they are sturdy enough for younger kids to play with, since they are not likely to break. Of course, watch for loose screws after a long time of abuse, but otherwise I've had no issues. My children, 3 and 5 years old, and my friend's kids (the youngest of which is only 15 mo), have fun with them. I am not exaggerating when I say that these are as close to the "real thing" you are going to get! They will last, and would be just fine banged on the floor or against each other, or filled with sand or mud outside, or with real and fake food... » Read More These are some pretty solid toys. In fact, they are sturdy enough for younger kids to play with, since they are not likely to break. Of course, watch for loose screws after a long time of abuse, but otherwise I've had no issues. My children, 3 and 5 years old, and my friend's kids (the youngest of which is only 15 mo), have fun with them. I am not exaggerating when I say that these are as close to the "real thing" you are going to get! They will last, and would be just fine banged on the floor or against each other, or filled with sand or mud outside, or with real and fake food play. It is a toy he can grow into. « Show Less
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I think 18 months is too young, I purchased the pizza set for my grandson's preschool dramatic play pizza shop. The kids were 4-5 yrs. old. I think 2.9-3 yrs. is fine provided the children understand the concept of pizza & toppings and they don't put the items in their mouth.
2116504
This is a nice size for an 18 month old child. I purchased one for my grandson when he was around that age. He's two now and still uses it.
1935662
My grandson is 17 months and does fine with the set. Maybe there is a concern a toddler might fall with the utinsels.
388516
The pieces are a good size. I think it would be fine for a one year old. If they are very mouthy, hold onto the broccoli (the smallest pieces, but not terribly small) until he/she is less likely to mouth it. Age is probably 2 and up, but 1 should work.
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mMy granddaughter is three and a half but she has been using similar since twenty months. The pieces are chunky and therefore easy to grip and set down. I imagine she will use the teaset until age five or six. Enjoy many cups of tea and a chat!
1026863
I would say from ages 2-5. The pieces are big enough not to be a hazard for young kids.
718657
My grandson works it great with his little hands at 18 months. And he's small for his age. Nice little item for on the go, and at home.
685460
Yes, I bought this for my granson who at the time was 13 months, he is a tall baby but not tall enough. He is now 18 months was able to start jumping on this about a month ago. It is top heavy so he tumbled over the head unless you held him on it. He is now able to jump around like no tomorrow. It is a wonderful toy but I would recommend for children over 16-18 months.
680696
I am not sure about the suggested age, my grandson is two and he has a ball with it.
680695
My great grandson was 20 months when I gave this to him. He has a ball with it and one of his favorites. It is a safe toy for this age. He is now 2 1/2 and still loves it.
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I bought my grandson one and he played with it well past two. Once the baby start walking they play with it untill they get interested in more independent type toys. I would say nine months to two in a half. This is a great item price wise. o
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The manufacturer says 12 months to 5 yrs. I bought this for my 1 yr old grandson and he loves it. I have a 4 yr old grandson and he has no interest in it. I think 5 is way too old for this. My opinion, the age group is more like 12 months to 3 yrs.
1926149
My grandson was 6 when I bought this for him. I'd say this is the youngest for this toy since it doesn't have brakes and is somewhat tricky to steer. It is adjustable so will last for some time.
2249456
18 months is a good age. My son was about that age too. We always played with it together however, so I was assured he wasn't at risk for swallowing the pieces. He loved to make pizza and serve it to me. The toy is away in the cupboard now until my second child (who is 1) is a little older.
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My son is 3 years old and has played with it every day since Christmas day. He thinks he is a chef. I had bought pots, fake foods, plates and utensils for him to get the full use out of the kitchen. He seems to like it enough to play with it. He is tall and I thought this would be an issue but it's pretty perfect for him, no complaints at all. Good luck.
646753
As long as you put the tablet in the water and let it dissolve first, it will be fine for a 13 month old. I would suggest, however, the Crayola color tabs over this product. I had to use twice as many to get the same color with only one Crayola tab. It's fun to mix the colors too, so you're really doubling up on the tablets with this product. Seems like a good deal to get so many, but they go quickly.