What is the age range for this Rocker?
801650
I'd say 2.5 to 6 or 7. The younger kids are fine if the older kids are a bit more gentle...and there is the "mild" space between the handles. You do have to watch for the possibility of squished fingers under the rockers...but we had a blast rocking the high and low. This rocker was an indoor and outdoor hit!
801651
I have 2-5 year olds and the 5 year old can use it if he sits in the middle
801652
I bought it for twin boys 1st birthday. They have a 2 1/2 yr old brother. All 3 will grow into it perfectly. I don't remember the recommended age range from Supplier.
801653
The manufacturer recommends 3+. I know that 8 year olds also have a blast on the trampoline.
801654
I bought this for my twin niece and nephew for their first birthday. With supervision they used it at 1 year old. Once they can walk and balance better about 18 months should be good. It says it allows up to 150 pounds on it so through 3 years old unless weight prohibits.
104460
The recommended age is 3+. I bought it for my 5 year old and she loved it from the start. My son didn't enjoy until he was 2.5. There are weight restrictions 100 pounds per user.
1075270
No, I really don't' think so. My Grandson is 16 months and he's been good. Still using as rocking horse right now.
148316
The seat is made for a maximum of 45 lbs. and/or 40 inches in height. That would make them approximately 4 years old depending on the size of your child.
394381
I'm not sure, as I bought this for my toddler grandson. I am thinking about age 7, max.
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.
915733
I guess it depends on what you are looking for. it seems to be bouncy enough for our son. I will make it really rock and he does not quite like that yet. I know it is not as bouncy as some of the older ones he has played on but they are 15-20 years old and so the springs are going to have more bounce. I would buy it again if I had to.
1513717
No, definitely not too old. My son is two years and two months, measures 36 inches, and still can't fully reach both legs down. He can rock however and loves it.
1291798
I think a 2 year old would enjoy this horse. My Granddaughter is 18 months now & she is not climbing on her self yet. The horse will grow with her, You can flip the base for when she is taller. I think this rocking horse will be good until she's 3 or older. it does depend on how big a child is of course.
1597076
My granddaughter turned 9 and was her birthday present. Along with lessons. Her instructor complimented the guitar and she is totaly capable in learning and playing it. But I do presume it would depend on the childs frame size. If she is petite i would search for something smaller or wait a few years.
1075658
My daughter only liked this product till she was 2.5 months . After she was able to see better she didn't want to sit in this rocker because she couldn't see around her. However, she really did the the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Which has three or four positions. One is for sleeping. It folds flat for travel too. I wish we would have bought that bouncer instead of the rocker. We've taken the Baby Bjorn rocker with us on vacation to hotels and restaurants. It's pretty convenient. Here's a link for that product.BABYBJORN BabySitter Balance, Brown/Beige (Discontinued by Manufacturer) My daughter only liked this product till she was 2.5 months . After she was able to see better she didn't want to sit in this rocker because she couldn't see around her. However, she really did the the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Which has three or four positions. One is for sleeping. It folds flat for travel too. I wish we would have bought that bouncer instead of the rocker. We've taken the Baby Bjorn rocker with us on vacation to hotels and restaurants. It's pretty convenient. Here's a link for that product.BABYBJORN BabySitter... » Read More My daughter only liked this product till she was 2.5 months . After she was able to see better she didn't want to sit in this rocker because she couldn't see around her. However, she really did the the Baby Bjorn bouncer. Which has three or four positions. One is for sleeping. It folds flat for travel too. I wish we would have bought that bouncer instead of the rocker. We've taken the Baby Bjorn rocker with us on vacation to hotels and restaurants. It's pretty convenient. Here's a link for that product.BABYBJORN BabySitter Balance, Brown/Beige (Discontinued by Manufacturer) « Show Less
2247634
Not sure but my baby is close to 14 pounds and the rocker is still pretty comfy and stable
677673
I will say ages between 2-3. I bought it for my 4 years old girl and it was just small.never used it.
1898855
I would say it's appropriate for kids age 3 to 6. It's a good quality set. I bought it for my son when he was 6. He's 7 1/2 now and his drum instructor says he needs to move up to a larger set. Hope this helps.
431578
Depends on the age of your child. We used this exclusively until about 5.5 months when our daughter starter to sit up. It is not that tall and with movement (rolling etc) it is not as sturdy as a pack and play. After that time we just switched over and gave ours to a friend to use.
727791
I don't know the average age but my son has had it since he turned 2. Hes now 3 and uses it daily. It is small enough to use it fairly well though he still needs to grow a bit to reach the peddles well. He will be able to use it until he is 6-8 easy before switching to an adult set. He is in the 75% of his height range too so it will work even longer for smaller children. Hope it helps.
2214520
My daughter got this for her 7th birthday. She is tall for her age - maybe an inch or two over her peers. I would say anywhere from 6-9 years old.