What age groups can use these? I have a 7 yr old granddaughter.
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They are soft so younger children shouldn't have any problems playing with them. They do have strings and small batteries. Batteries have a cover that requires a tool so as long as parents supervise should not be and choking hazard with small parts. Cords are adjustable as well to better fit height.
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Unless she has astounding coordination/care, she will break them. (Assuming that I didn't get a freak fragile set).
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any age really...they just need to practice. you can maybe do the strings shorter so they can be more manageable for her...but they are tons of fun and kids love them
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I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's super fun and a great exercise. It improves coordination skills. I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's... » Read More I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's super fun and a great exercise. It improves coordination skills. « Show Less
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They are really easy to use. They aren't as durable as I would have liked but simplistic yes
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That's an interesting question. I got them for my grandsons and they are really still too young to learn the jist of the toy. And my son played with it for a while but quickly hit the end of his 32-year-old attention span. I'll be watching to see if you get a good answer to this question though. Best of luck.
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I got it for my 7 yr old great granddaughter,but I believe her 4 yr old sister could play it.She loved playing with it .
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My granddaughter got her at 5. But my 3 and 4 year old grandsons play with it too.
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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.
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My almost two year old granddaughter does really well with them. Her three year old friend did manage to snap a couple though.
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My grandson is 7 yrs old and 80 lbs now and can still use his but I think that I would suggest 70 lbs and under. He got his 2 years ago so he probably was around 50 lbs. My granddaughter has one and she's 5 yrs old and around 40-50 lbs, (a little chubby) but she really rocks on hers. This brand is the best out there, I've checked them all and they're the best.
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Definitely not! I think kids up to age 8 (maybe older, if they're small/petite like my daughter) could use it!
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I would say it depends on the coordination level and physical size of the child. They work well for my 2 and 1/2 year old son but my daughter is very petite and I do not think they would have worked well for her at the same age. I hope this helps.
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They are appropriate for older children. My daughter is 4 and we split them in half for her.
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I bought sets for both my 6 year old and my 10 year old. I wouldn't recommend them for a child younger than 6, they do have some small pieces.
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I got one for my three year old and one for my two year old granddaughter. It may be less suitable for a six year old.
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I'm not sure. I had this sent directly to my grand kids. They can all use it - ages 7-11. P.s. They love it.
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I am not sure. I brought them for my granddaughter and she is 4 years old, but has not used them yet. I think that it depends a lot on the individual and when they are ready.
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Yes they would work great for any age. Just make sure each kid gets their own!
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I bought two for my 8 and 10 year old granddaughters and they had no problem, that I saw, using them. You can always return them.
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it would certainly depend on the age...my granddaughter was 5 (and at that age no they shouldnt be)smaller children or toddlers...potentially yes i suppose