Would this be useful for a 2 1/2 yr old? He is already counting, etc.
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You'd be amazed at what kids can do. Give them the tablet and they just take off like a rocket learning. With a few guided lessons and with just the right apps your child will certainly enjoy using and growing with the Leapfrog LeapPad Tablet. we've had ours since my son was 3 1/2 but my God daughter turned 3 this September and she sits down with it and taps away and watches videos, takes photos and tries playing games. great part is they don't grow out of it for a while when they are that long and its so durable that even if a child has the dropsy's its still safe to use. My son has thrown ours several times and it just amazes me that it still works I can't say the same for his other gaming counsel.
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I bought it for a boy, and he's 4 years old. Cars shows them how to count. But you should find some, to recognize shape, colors etc..
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I would wait till your little ones balance is more stable. For me this is not a toy for support when he or she is first learning to walk. I would suggest the sit an stand walker first. My daughter loved it. I am so happy for you! Your little one is starting to walk. Yeah!!!
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I would recommend Ages 2 and above...however like all kids are they will tend to loose Interest after couple weeks...a downside as well is the fact that it uses batteries....also do not expect any well taken shot from a two year old!! most of the pictures are of his feet or the ceiling....
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Yes. My son was just a little over 2 when he got his. Now some games are challenging for him and requires help from a parent or his 5yr old brother; but for the most part he learned how to use it very quickly on his own!
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I'd probably wait a until the child was closer to 2. I purchased it for my grandson who had just turned 2 and he figured it out fairly easily but as we have since discovered, unlike his older brother, he apparently got the "puzzle gene". He loves puzzles and can do them just about as well as his 4 1/2 yr. old brother. They are both bright little boys but just look at the world differently. Even if the 12 month old has the "puzzle gene", it will most likely be months before he/she is ready for the beginner pattern one. There are some other Melissa and Doug puzzles that would be better starters - I'd look in to the Jumbo Knob ones for now.
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I would say no. It is designed to be cognitively appropriate for children 18 months and older, but my 20 month old wasn't interested. If your one year old just likes sounds, this would work. If you want it to be educational, I would say pass.
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I think most 2 year olds would be too short to use this and it may be hard for them to maneuver it. My just turned 4 year old has only had the hang of it for maybe 6 mo.
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May not be sturdy enough for a 2 yr old...would tip easily. 3-5+ is probably best.
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Some parts of it would be OK for a 2 year old. Our 3 yo loves it, but has a hard time with some of the more advanced games. Loves the sing alongs tho.
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I think it might be small for a two year old. We used it more from 6-18 months.
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Like almost any toy for a 2 year old, he will need your help. We started with this at 2, and at 2-1/2 he is doing it himself with no problems. He loves it!
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Kids all vary, but I believe a 2-yr-old can use this. My youngest used the earlier model at that age and really enjoyed it, until another child, roughly the same age, couldn't appreciate it, and destroyed it. My daughter has this model now, and it has become a valuable learning tool. The game modules are adjustable in level of difficulty. If you are asking this question, there are probably good reasons you feel your 2-yr-old could grow with this. Buy it! You'll be pleased.
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If it's not seen often, it would probably work for the 2 year old as well. My 3 year old still loves to crawl inside of it and hang from the upper supports. The one year old would love all the parts of it. There would just be different things that each likes :).
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This would be for a child who is learning right from wrong, as well as a child that is being taught responsibilities. I believe that 3 months was incorrect. Depending on the child, a two year old could benefit from this item.
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Afraid I cannot be of much help.... We sent that toy to our grandson in California, and he is only one year old.My feeling is that probably a 2 1/2 could still play with it, but I doubt it would be for long...
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I think it better suited for a 2 year old...a i year old would not be tall enough to see in the mirror and would be trying to climb up on it. I would not recommend it for your 1 year old unless she is very close to turning 2. It is sturdy and well made...but is specifically made for 2 yrs on up.