What age do you prefer for these
1002683
Well, our kids are 7 and 5. The soccer ball size is a size 3. Our goals are 4 foot wide. I have kicked the ball into the goals, not hard, and would say that maybe up to age 10. Or more novice players, just starting out to learn to play soccer.
1002684
My grandchildren are ages 7 (athletic girl) and 3 (active boy) Their parents report the goals work very well and are easy to set up and store away.I bought the mid-range size, in hopes the goals would get at least a few seasons of use. This is only the first summer, but they seem to be holding up well.
1002685
Got them for my 5 year old; in our leagues these are the goals used from 4 year olds up until 7 and then goals get bigger and they play with refs, but for practicing my kids love them. We purchased the 6 footers.
1002686
Right now I coach U13 Girls, but I have been using 6 foot pop-ups for the last few years from ages 10-13. I would say stick to the 6ft or 8ft goals with size 4 or 5 balls. 4ft goals work well with size 3 to 4 balls.
1068627
My personal feeling for safety is 2 under age 5-6 unless they are bigger. I'm sure as many as three could fit but i tend to err on the side go safety.
2221268
With supervision from an adult, I gave these to a little one who is 3 1/3 yrs. old. He is also mature for his age. I think with still some adult guidance a child 7 and older would really enjoy them.
2047471
Well my youngest is 1.5 yr and she plays with them in the tub. They are soft so when she was a little younger and teething more, she would try to chew on them. I would say they're good for pretty much any age. They're too big to swallow so as long as a younger child doesn't chew on them and rip off a small piece, there is no choking danger.
566694
We bought ours for 2 and 4 and they were perfect for them to enjoy. 5 and 4 are ok--they main thing ours did was jump and sit on them. Age 5 will probably want to jump also and need to watch closely that seams don't break.
1835232
I would do the 3-6 so they last longer. I went up to the larger size for my kids for that reason and I'm glad I did!
1760525
My daughter chewed them fine but she is also 7 when I started her on them. That's such a big age difference I wouldn't know if 18 months is old enough. Maybe call them and ask for a free sample. Hugs and luck...
438568
Hi Carl, I am not sure how old the child is, but I think they would be fine. If I had to pick a random age I would say age 4 or 5 and up. I like my pair very much.
2021857
I would say 8 - 12 years, but of course kids differ. Braam. Have a nice day
2092180
I got them for my grandchildren - 3 & 4 years old. They love them. A little challenging for them so they can grow into them.
1851102
I purchased them for my son when he was less than 1.5 years old. He still plays with them now at over 2! In answer to your question, I think 1 year old is fine. He will learn to build bigger and better things as he gets older. I recommend these blocks to your 1 year old for sure.
1491361
Yes, they are perfect for that age. My nieces each have a pair and they both love them. They are 9 and 4.
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?
918550
It really depends on the size of your child; but I would guess between the ages of 4 to 8.
852957
I would say from age 1 up. I got one for my one year old and another for my 5 year old bother they both love them.
658451
Personally I think 7-12. But more mature 5 and 6 year olds could do it and like it too.
1353268
They recommend ages 3 to 10. My grandson was not three yet when he got these. He. Loves them. He has never chewed or tried to eat these.