What's the appropriate age for this?
786013
Hi Allison. My son is 5, but a 3 yr old should have no problems with it. Our next door neighbor has a 3 yr old daughter; whenever she visits, she and my son have a blast playing with Digger. So I would say 3 plus.
786014
My grandson turned 7 in May and loves this dog as much as any other stuffed animal he has, when the family went on vacation, he chose Stuffy to take to the beach, out of many others, and he is all boy, with lots of cars, etc.
786015
there are no buttons or large pieces that could be pulled off as a choking hazard. i wouldn't recommend for infants though. small children would enjoy playing with them. even as kids get older they could use them to store pajamas or other items & use as a bed or room decoration.
786016
My son is going to be 5 tomorrow and loves his. He puts legos and things like that in the pockets. I would say a younger child would like to cuddle it and also put things in the pockets.
1370958
I would say starting at 2 or 3 yrs til 6 or older, depending on size/weight of the children.
1378721
My opinion is that 1-3 is the right age. Above that and you are likely in child-guitar territory. This isn't at all close to a real instrument, it's a neat toy with songs and buttons that my 19month old really loves.
1114564
We bought this for our grandson. Although they wanted it he was too young for it. I would think 3 is the minimum age for this.
658451
Personally I think 7-12. But more mature 5 and 6 year olds could do it and like it too.
1416169
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.
1201841
I think 7 is a good age for this...my 3 year old is a bit small but figured it out in short order.
1287415
No, too young. Wait until the child is three. Small parts! Also, not enough manual dexterity yet to enjoy the toy.
2259243
Maybe 12 years old and up. . . it really depends on their hand/eye coordination.
524012
I think it depends on the child. Our daughter was 6 when we got hers, but I'm sure she would have been fine earlier. I agree with the other response, not sure I'd go much below 4 years.
2888
Three years may be a little young, unless the child has excellent fine motor skills and interest. I recommend age 5 and up for the mind ware gift.
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I believe it's 18 months and up, but I guess it would be up to you and your child. My son is 21 months old and loves it, I don't think he would have been ready for something like this at 16 months.
1440908
Yes it would be appropriate in my opinion. Our grandson will be 5 and we bought this for him last year and he still spends hours playing with it. It is a great buy and very well made.
1391307
The best ages for this toy would vary according to the maturity and goals of the child. I can see a youth of 6, enjoying it, on up to the age of 13-14, depending on the interests of the child.
1378726
Definitely not too young, but possibly too old. It really depends on the child learning and maturity level.
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I would suggest that it falls in between these two suggested age groups. My girls are 3.75 and 5.75 and they have both played with this set for the past year. Because there are small pieces, this definitely is not appropriate for one or two-year-olds or any child who is prone to put things in his mouth or nose. But my three-year-old has enjoyed exploring this on a regular basis since she was about 2.75.
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I would say ages 3-5 or older if the child is having trouble mastering these skills