why are they for ages 3+? what about a 9 month old?
789234
We used them when my daughter was turning over because they were more padded than the wood floors- I think the borders could be considered a choking hazard?
789235
I use them in my kindergarten class. They work great but do slide around some because of the tile. 9 mo. Should be fine in my opinion
152508
This would work great for a nine-year old. It will even accommodate adults! Even though I bought one for my 3-year old grandson, my daughter can ride it. They are very heavy duty. I think your nine-year old will love it.
677957
It works great for a 9 month old baby. I would recommend as soon as newborn as long as the baby is supervised.
224288
I got ours for a 1 year old and it is fine for him and probably for another few years, for a 3 year old I would go with something bigger so they can grow into it!
882780
As a Pediatrician I wouldn't yet recommend use of a pillow for a 9 month old. I would recommend waiting until after 18 months.
1162907
This was designed for toddlers. There is nothing to keep an infant from rolling off. True it isn't a long fall (only about 9 inches) but still not a good idea for a baby. I would think 18 months and older would be a better plan.
380440
It really depends on the child. My grandchildren had them at age 4, but really enjoy them now that they are 5, 7, 9. They each have their own set. Mine don't put things in their mouth (chew on them.) And they seemed to be coordinated enough to handle stacking things without getting frustrated if they collapse. Hope that answer helps!
1173116
3 months is a perfect age for this product. My baby started responding to it more at 3 months than earlier.
533005
This is the package warning: Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts which may cause a choking hazard if swallowed. Let me know if there is spnething else I can help you.Thank you
5435
Yes, ages 5-10 seems correct. Some reviewers mentioned letting three-year-old play. That's too young due to threat of choking if they put it in their mouth. Even kids who don't eat things anymore may still experiment with putting it in their mouth and accidentally swallow it. Why take a chance?
1047719
Not sure but my boys are 7 months and they hold them, try to eat them etc and it is just fine. Maybe because that is the optimal age for the motor skills to stack them and stuff? Not sure but I think they are fine for any age. They are wood and are hard so that is something to consider.
1048012
My son is 11 and I am 36 and we have a blast with them. I'm not sure if I would recommend them for anyone under 8 or so though.
142081
Depends on where your child is at developmentally, but my opinion is for around age 3.
1061313
I put them on my 7 month old, she's in the 100% for height and they fit so I think they would fit a 9 month old.
841179
small ones...i would say up to 9 or 10 years of age. the bigger kids didnt like them but they arent loud enough for them.
523991
I would say its for kids 2 to maybe 5 (possibly 6). Definitely not older than that. 8 years old...that is ridiculous!
16933
I am not sure why it is not recommended for children younger than 3+ yrs. I bought these for a play area in my house that is all tile and my daughter has been playing on them since she was a year old. She is now 2 1/2 yrs old and we have never had issues. The boarders of the mats are removable so maybe this is why, but even so, they are so big, I personally don't feel like they are a chocking hazard. Hope this helps.