My grandchildren are 6 and 4 and are skilled and experienced playground climbers.. Will this be too small for them?
637547
It will hold them for sure, but if they are the more daring types you may consider some sort of climbing wall or zip line to take them to the next level.
637548
I believe it will be just perfect for them, and they'll get quite a few years worth of play on it. My grandson is 5 , loves it!
497945
Yes but at that age they might feel it is a bit small. I bought it for much younger kids
792315
My grandson is 6 yrs old and it's perfect...I guess with help a little younger would be okay . He loves it!!!!
1487056
I think it would be great. Our 5 yo is shorter than average, and it's a bit big for her. She manages to ride it, but I think it will serve her to age 7 at least
1291799
No Jill, it is not too small at all... this Rockin' Rider is good for todds up to 4 years. The good thing is, that you can flip the base around, which then suits the horse for larger children. Just make sure you have one of those rubber mats for use in the position shown in the picture (to avoid sliding around). If the child is large enough to actually flip the base around, then a rubber mat might not be necessary as there is rubber feet attached to the plastic base for this occasion. Hope this was helpful.
771337
Specs say 3-6, but both of my kids were younger when they started (Our daughter has been using it since She was about 15 months but couldn't climb in until more like 18 months, our son was 2 1/2). You need to judge how tippy they are, as it is possible to fall out (both of my kids have done that as well when messing around). If your kid can safely navigate stairs, this ought to work for them
1222789
I bought this one for my 2 year old son, I believe it`s too short for someone bigger than 4. Cheers!
893890
It probably depends how big they are. My 4-year-old enjoys it... and he's not a big kid!
988279
It would not be an issue. I am only 5.4 and it works great! My younger nephews that are shorter than me use it too and it works like a charm for them.
394379
I think it will be too small, but I never got to put mine together because it arrived broken.... :( I had purchased it for my 2.5 year old.
1291803
It depends how long there legs are but I would say it is just about perfect size for a 6month to around four years old my Great granddaughter who is four years old likes to ride on it and the youngest grandson who was six months old at the time could ride it also.
62987
I bought the slide for the grandchildren and the oldest of three is 20 months. So I would think it would become to small very soon.
409021
A 4yr old would be ok, for this one. I thought I ordered the large one. But this ball is really small and they can injure themselves on them. I would hate to see what the smaller one looked like. My grandson tried bouncing on it and the ball bounced forward and he busted his head on the ground. If your 4year old is very strong and has good control they may be able to use it. I thought my 3yr old grandson did, but everytime he tried it he got hurt.
1289074
Yes, too small. My four-year old loves this, but needs help putting things together.
2002951
I think it would be too small for a 5 year old. S/he would fit, but the sponge is thin and so at that size and weight it would not give good support .
886802
I think most 2 year olds would be too short to use this and it may be hard for them to maneuver it. My just turned 4 year old has only had the hang of it for maybe 6 mo.
1909792
I think it will be too small for a 9-11 year old. It is perfect for our 5 year old and he is small for his age.