The recommended age is 3-5. I have a 6 year son who absolutely loves trains and different tracks. I was thinking of getting this for him. Is he too old for this?
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My twin boys are only two so it's hard for me to say not knowing what a six year old is like maturity wise. The stack track is great because it can really challenge kids giving them the ability to build up as much as around. To really be able to enjoy the diversity of the Chuggington track, though, you would want to buy extra track. This can become a pretty expensive build up but if you are familiar with the prices and don't mind I would certainly recommend the product. All of the different sets are interchangeable which is nice if you do want to build your set.
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Definitely not. My boys are older than 6, and they all love it. Since we have 3 of the sets, they have a lot of fun putting the track in different configurations. I think at 6, he would enjoy it.
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My almost 8 year old son still enjoys playing with this , with and without his 3 year old brother.
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My twin boys are only two so it's hard for me to say not knowing what a six year old is like maturity wise. The stack track is great because it can really challenge kids giving them the ability to build up as much as around. To really be able to enjoy the diversity of the Chuggington track, though, you would want to buy extra track. This can become a pretty expensive build up but if you are familiar with the prices and don't mind I wouldcertainly recommend the product. All of the different sets are interchangeable which is nice if you do want to build your set.
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I bought this for my 4 year old grandson and it seems to be age appropriate for him. I would not recommend any younger and would not go past 6. that's just my opinion. hope this helps.
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3-6 probably. My 3 year old enjoys it but hasn't really gotten the idea of steering but he has a cautious personality. When my 10 year old boy was 3, and we got one of these for him, he took to it like he had been driving for years. I think by age 6, most kids are too big for this type of toy yet my 10 year old will still manage to squeeze himself into this one and drive it around. He drove the first one until the plastic on the wheels was gone. I think we got rid of it after he turned 8. Hope that helps.
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I believe it's recommended for 1 year n up. My Grandson is 1 and he has figured it out, however the counting and alphabet will come later. He will be able to use it for several years
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The recommended age is 3+. I bought it for my 5 year old and she loved it from the start. My son didn't enjoy until he was 2.5. There are weight restrictions 100 pounds per user.
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I have a three year old. We got it when he was 2.5. A younger child could probably use some pieces of it. The zipper and velcro are easiest and I suspect even many 1 year olds could use them. There are still a few things my son cannot do (like tying shoes), but that's why we got it, to grow with him. I'd guess 1.5-4 would be a great age for this toy.
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I bought it for my sons 1st birthday. He pushes the buttons and plays with the digger. He hasn't ridden on it yet without help. I would say the "recommended" age would be at least 2, maybe 3. Hope this helps!
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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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The child really have to push the train, it causes the child to interact more with the game, creating their own history. Trains with batteries, are nicer but leave the child more nervous because they do not create the game, and do not control the game. We chose the line of Thomas the Train Take n play since our son was 3, he is now 5 years old and still plays enough, talking online is the most fun, the trains are beautiful and fancy, yet the child riding the slopes like a big puzzle that exercises the intelligence of the child, making her think. Very recommended ...
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Not sure what age span they recommend, but I think if he is a small 7 year old maybe? My 2 and 5 year old love it, but I think by 7 or 8 they would be too big. My 5 year old is tall and weighs 51 lbs. and can still ride it, but not as easily as my smaller child. Hope this helps a little. I personally would not buy for a 7 year old.
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I bought it for my 3 year old and he loves it! I would say probably 2-4 is the best age range.
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No, I would say it's not worth the investment. Our son plays with the train maybe once or twice a month for an hour or two, and the batteries are still going after a year. Unless you think your child is going to use it non-stop, I'd hold off. The other thing we found is that our son (3 y.o.) loves it and brags to everyone about his "lectric" train, but it gets boring after an hour so he moves on from it quickly...hope this helps...:-)
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I'd probably not recommend this slide for a three year old. My 1.5 year old loves it, but I'd think he'd be bored with it if he was three.
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When I bought it my daughter was 3, she loved it. She loves building things though, so if your grandchildren enjoy that then it should be fun for both ages. I bought another set for 2 6 yr old boys and they love it. I think it's a fun all family game. But I believe the package recommended age is 8
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My son is 10 months now and he still loves it! I think it gets played with more now than when he was younger. I don't think it's too young at all.
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I bought this for my two year old son earlier in the summer. He loves it and older kids ride it as well. Your six year old may be a little tall for it on the track going down. My son loves to run around the yard pushing Thomas.
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I think a 3 year old would be too old for this toy. I gave it to my 9 month old nephew and he loved it. Now that he is 18 months old and walking, he hardly plays with it, too many things to get into and explore I guess. He might go back to playing with it. I would not give this to a 3 year old.