Would this be appropriate for my 9 yr. old daughter?
1720075
Yes and no. Good for all ages, but a nine year old might not be as taken with it.
1720076
I gave it to my Grand-daughter who is 8 years old and she loves it. Its that something that she keeps in her room and can sleep with it.
1720077
I would say yes, it would be fine for a 9 yr. old. The pillow pet is not really good to cuddle with because of the hard plastic case on top. but the "fur" is very soft. My 5 yr old granddaughter and I enjoy laying in the dark watching the lights shine on the ceiling. She often falls asleep during the light show. The pillow pet has a 20 minute (I think 20) timer and turns itself off.
1720078
I think she would love it! My kids are younger but they use theirs every night they love them
1720079
Yes! My daughter is 10 and instead of a nite light, she uses this as she falls asleep at times. It's fun to for sleep overs as well!
1390255
Yes! I bought it for a 9 year old girl. She loves it, enjoys the portability as well. Can pack it up quickly and take it with her on trips.
1970119
I wouldn't give this to a 9 year old. Perhaps I'm a bit old fashioned, but I think this is more for teenagers who are experimenting with the look they wish to achieve as a young adult. It would be suitable for a teenager's slumber party. When my daughter was 9 I purchased a much more "fun" pack (at least to her) for playing with in preparation for Halloween type makeup or other dress up. She was pretty imaginative and was more interested in being a lion, mouse, ghost, than a miniature adult. She was never into the "little princess thing." Hope this is helpful.
1000061
Probably. It's appropriate for my almost 2-year old who is on the small side. Good luck!
2062006
Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right size, if there is even a small chance that archery will be more than a passing fancy for your daughter. Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right... » Read More Yes - this bow will quickly become too small for a 9 year old girl, or will be too small right from the start. Check the bear archery website, the youth bow section. You'd probably be better off getting the 'Wizard', which is the exact same bow but longer. This matters most because of the DRAW LENGTH. This one is very short - only 16" - which means she can only pull back about 16" before the bow "stacks up" or becomes impractical to pull back further. This forces bad form and bad shooting. The difference in price will be near negligible, so go ahead and get the right size, if there is even a small chance that archery will be more than a passing fancy for your daughter. « Show Less
195217
The cups and ear tightness would be perfect for a 9 year old, but there might be some extra room around the headband. If the child isn't fussy about hats fitting perfectly around the skull then it will be fine.
689666
I do not think it would be big enough for a nine year old. It is perfect size for my daughter who is almost 5.
2019700
No it should not be too small for her...its a pretty big and my three year old grand daughter uses it just fine....don't think it would be a problem
282563
I bought mine for a 9 year old (her Birthday) and she loves it! I think an 8 year old would too.
2169227
It might be too light for her. My 5 & 7 year old use this model & now they are 8 & soon to be 6. I would think a Prince Pro or if she is really slight maybe a Jr. Prince. But in her 20's she is probably ready for the real thing.
903254
Yes, I believe it would be appropriate. My granddaughters are still enjoying it and it was a January birthday gift.
119270
I think it would be great for him. I got it primarily for my daughter who is 8 to take with her to her dad's house and to use as a learning tool for our home schooling.
388773
I bought this one for my eight year old and he loves it, I would believe that it would be a good fit for your nine year old
31280
I really don't see this fitting a 9 year old. It would probably be too long and too wide.
471524
My daughter doesn't seem to mind the problems I mentioned in my review. She is eight. I think you should be fine
1666669
I would say probably yes. Its more for the range of 4 to 6 years of age. She might get bored with it if she doesn't form a security bond with it.
1006120
Absolutely! I bought it for my 1 yr old granddaughter and I am sure she will enjoy it until she is 4, needing less assistance as she gets older. I'm very pleased with the quality.