Would this be a good airplane toy for a 15mo old? I'm worried she might be too young to play with or be interested in it...
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We flew with my son when he was 15mo old he did play with it. The pegs keep them busy pushing and pulling them together. I was worried we would loose some of the part on the plane but it all worked out good . My son love this toy still.
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I got the toy for my 18mo old. He likes it and finds it very engaging. I would think a 15mo old would have fun with it, too. She could push the shapes out and play with the pegs.
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My grandson was 22 months old. We used the squares and cutouts on the plane but not the pegs. We used the pegs in the hotel room though. Just remember that things that come apart can be dropped and 'lost' under the seat, especially if they like to throw things! Not sure if it was worth the money. The best toy we found was Bucky. It is a turtle that has buckles all over it. That kept him very entertained. We were way overpacked with toys. Our grandson loved looking out the window and we planned it so he played like crazy at the airport and fell asleep after taking off.
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That probably depends on your child. I got them for my son at 12 months and at that point he mostly had fun popping the shapes out of their mold (basically, the cat you see in the picture pops out of the red surround to essentially make a 2 pc puzzle). I had to put it back in for him but it kept him entertained. I don't remember if he used the pegs or not right away. Again, that might depend on your child. Good luck!
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Hi,My daughter received it at 18 months, and each child is different. If she has interest in putting things together (pegs and puzzle pieces) and can manipulate her hands to take the items apart, I would recommend it. It has the little pegs that stick together and can fit into little holes on shapes. It does have bright colors and shapes to talk about. I am unsure of how long the 15 mo old would play with it, so I would have a back up for a long flight.Have a blessed day!
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Hi! I bought it for my son who is 3.5 years old and he loves this very much. If your child is into Hot Wheel Cars and other varieties of trucks and cars I can imagine he'd have a good bit of fun with this. All levels of the Rig adjust to lower and off load the cars, it's well made, fun, great for imagination. I can easily see at that age though - depending - that it could be an item easily grown out of. Each parent knows their child best. The toy as I said is fantastic-O though. Hope this helps. Maybe something like a remote controlled car or some of those larger monster Hot Wheels Trucks would be better suited if you find this isn't to your liking. Good luck shopping. :) Hi! I bought it for my son who is 3.5 years old and he loves this very much. If your child is into Hot Wheel Cars and other varieties of trucks and cars I can imagine he'd have a good bit of fun with this. All levels of the Rig adjust to lower and off load the cars, it's well made, fun, great for imagination. I can easily see at that age though - depending - that it could be an item easily grown out of. Each parent knows their child best. The toy as I said is fantastic-O though. Hope this helps. Maybe something like a remote controlled car or some of those larger monster Hot Wheels Trucks... » Read More Hi! I bought it for my son who is 3.5 years old and he loves this very much. If your child is into Hot Wheel Cars and other varieties of trucks and cars I can imagine he'd have a good bit of fun with this. All levels of the Rig adjust to lower and off load the cars, it's well made, fun, great for imagination. I can easily see at that age though - depending - that it could be an item easily grown out of. Each parent knows their child best. The toy as I said is fantastic-O though. Hope this helps. Maybe something like a remote controlled car or some of those larger monster Hot Wheels Trucks would be better suited if you find this isn't to your liking. Good luck shopping. :) « Show Less
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No this toy is not a good choice for air travel in a comercial flight. The box is large and will too heavy for 2.5 year old. My child is 3years old and she canoot carry to far.
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I purchased this for my daughter right around 1 yr old and she has not been that into it. I do think it is a bit advanced. My 6 yr old likes to play with it. I think your daughter would enjoy it now and for a bit to come. It is rather small, which I prefer. It doesn't take up a lot of room, yet it has a lot of activities.
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Try the Hobby Zone Champ. It is a great beginners plane. My son has had one for two years and we still enjoy flying it.
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SYMA recommends this for ages 14+ according to the packaging. I've had a couple younger kids (12 years old or so) fly it well with some experienced adult supervision but it takes patience on everone's part...
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We brought it for our granddaughter when she was 18 months old and she loved it. She pulled it instead pushing it but nevertheless, she really liked it.Now she is two and has a doll carriage which she is liking very much, that needs to be pushed. If the child is a boy, I say go for it! Another option would be a small wagon because they like to cart around their things. I hope this helps. We have so much fun with her; it's great.
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I think so - there is enough little things about it that the 2-3 year old would stay interested in it. I would say about three it would be time to invest in a different one. The product is so durable though it would hold up for more kids wanting to play with. I do not think you would regret it!
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I bought the buggy for my granddaughter's 1st birthday. That may be a little young, but we've had no accidents. Now she's 15 months and she loves to go for rides.
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I bought it from Amazon and the recommended age listed was 1-5. I do not believe a 5 year old would be entertainedby this toy. More importantly, the toy did not stand up to a 2 year old! He loved it, but I will not replace it.
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I would say the toy is too young, my daughter (who I got it for) is now 2, and she will push the button and play, but not really for very long. But if it's a new toy to them, they might. Just my opinion.
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My first reaction is that it is not tough enough. However, a short time ago, I was on a 5 hr. flight and sitting next to me was a four year old with a small tablet. It kept her occupied for the entire flight. For the price, it is a great learning tool, just teach them to take care of it. And don't expect much support because there isn't any.
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I wouldn't get this for anyone under 10. Unless someone elae is flying it, it takes some skill.
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My baby girl who is 15 months old stopped playing with this toy as soon as she started walking.... She doesn't sit and play anymore. Lol.
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Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys! EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
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I'm not sure if I would recommend it if it's for a plane ride. Because if the piece were to fall off like the shapes or tools, wouldn't be fun if they rolled under the seat. But other than that it is a good toy for kids.
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My son is 14 and loves it....it depends on the kids willingness to research procedures for aircraft. Its not really a game you have to use real life procedures in order to be able to fly routes, land, taxi and take-off.