Are these ok for a 7 month old to play with?
1714319
They are small enough to fit in your 7 month old's mouth, but as long as an adult is supervising they can be fun. The magnetic pull isn't strong so the letters will come off a magnetic surface quite easily. That's both a good and a bad thing!
1714320
No they are much smaller than picture. My daughter is 17 months and she doesn't play with them unless supervised
1714321
No. The magnets are small and can occasionally come loose from the plastic letters.
408926
I would say yes. I purchased them for my 2 year old grandson and have held up thus far.
256716
My kid is 7 months and he enjoys it. As long as they can keep their head up you should be fine. Mine loves to kick so the piano buttons on the bottom is great.
291431
Yes. My grandson is also small for his age and has had these since he was 4. He enjoys them very much
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.
263264
We have used our with 3 babies, all the way up to 9 months, with no problems. You should contact Fisher Price.
599896
My Daughter is turning 2 in July and I got these a couple months ago when she was about 21 months old. She loves them and I don't see any sharp parts or danger. I guess someone could bite the wheels off and there is the usual under 3 warnings, but other than that there are no problems I can see. She doesn't put things into her mouth, so I guess we are safe there and if your little guy still does there may be a choking possibility. I have a track set coming in a couple days, too.
196758
I wouldn't consider them sturdy enough to stand on. Although, if your child is a petite toddler, then maybe. Mostly good for building and knocking down, driving cars through, making tunnels, etc.
240740
My two oldest kids figured this out around 2 years old, so yes, 5 and 7 year olds should be able to use these. They're on the big side, though, so you may want to check out the kids' version, which my kids (ages 2-4) have and love.
1071868
No, they are mini versions for toddlers. Small but just right for toddler's. My little guy still plays with them as well as his bigger brothers!
1851103
I got them for my 1yr old granddaughter. She & her 2 yr old sister played with them. They are great for any age.
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Short answer: not a toy for alone play. When my kid was 18 months she loved these and played with them well in terms of stacking and breaking them apart, but I took away a few of the pieces (the pitchfork and apples) because she still put things in her mouth a lot at that age and they seemed small enough to choke on. Developmentally, she was ready to play with this at 18 months, but I feel supervision with small parts is still necessary even at 2.5 years.
181420
I gave these to a three year old who is only 4 1/2 now. He still wears and loves them. They have some size to them and I would think, unless the 7 year old is quite large for his/her age, they would still be liked.
2007925
Absolutely...my 9th month old granddaughter loved them & my 20 month old grandson plays with them as well.
196756
Toddlers, no problems.. I think my children played with them until about7-8 yrs and had to jump on them to collapse them.
1354807
We've had them for almost a year now, not too long but awhile. My kids (2 &5) find some way to play with them a few times a week, not quite daily. They still get a lot of use and in many different ways. I highly recommend them. (They are very durable also. Still look and play like new!)
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Seven might be perfect for these. I bought them for a 3 y/o, and he didn't have the coordination to use them. I'm not sure of the length of the cords, but I believe they would work for a 7 y/o . They are FUN!