is this a good for a 9 year old will be 10 in
633361
We got this for our daughter and she still loves it - it's not entirely the same as a drum kit of course, but she has had it a while now and still likes it and she can carry it upstairs and down (we use it on battery power) and it has a headphone slot too (for the parents!).
633362
I would think so. I got this for my 4 yer old because he loves to drum but he has destroyed all the drums make for kids. 'Y husband also likes to play this. This is definitely much better quality, and the various sound choices are great. We would like to get a real drum set, but since we live in an apartment, this is the next best thing.
633363
Absolutely! This is something for anyone who likes music - no matter what the age. And it's great as a gift because you don't "grow out of it" like many fad ideas. You might even find yourself playing it sometime!
240918
This is probably too low for a 9 year old. She might be hunched over even sitting on the floor. My 3 year old uses it for Legos (and trains, hex bugs, etc) and my 6 year old a bit with a low chair. If it isn't too low it probably will be before too long. My 6 yo daughter already tending to do Legos on dining room table.
408013
This bike would be good for ages 7 - 9 years old. I purchased this bike for my 7 year old granddaughter who is 4' tall.
2062009
I do not think your 9 year old would be too old for this bow set. I bought 2 for my children ages 4 and 7. They use it often and enjoy it and I have to say I also have used it and enjoyed it too. I would think she would really enjoy it.
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
368542
Yes it its, it is pretty small and im a bit to strong to pull the plunger to make it fire. So a 10yo would be ok with this.
633291
Absolutely. I bought this for my 10 year old nephew, and he really loves it.
642867
I really depends on your 10 year old. It is a big machine but little 8 year old daughter has ridden it in the yard very slowly. I wouldn't let her hit any trails with it. Hope this helps..
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.
1871229
The operating system may be a little to complex for a 10 year old to use. But assuming he is a patient and willing to learn it, I'd say it'd be good. If u are looking to strap it on him while he is playing, you'll need probably need a additional head/helmet strap mount. But besides that, all you need is a good sized microSD memory card, and make sure it is class 4 or higher.
31280
I really don't see this fitting a 9 year old. It would probably be too long and too wide.
1871768
Yes, my son is 9 and likes it. He's very outdoorsy, camping, fishing, hunting, gold panning type of kid, so if yours is like that, then yes for sure.
1314534
My grandson is 3 he loves it I would think a 9-10 year old would be bored with this size because of the speed factor . If you are looking at this for yours I would probably look at a small 4 wheeler the price would be around 200.00 to 300.00 more than this but they would be able to ride it longer and do more with it
1692726
Absolutely! My son is 8 and he loves his. My husband and son both ply with theirs. So yes a 10 year old should have a great time. And these are a great teaching tool as well. They teach about electronics on a small scale but its all things that are applicable on a full scale automobile as well.
1161866
It's a good size, I think it would work well for 7 year olds. Don't go smaller than 10ft.
534980
I purchased this for my 10 year old Grandson, it would also be appropriate for a younger child. Remember it takes finger strength for the strings and fretts and it can be a long reach with small hands.
1211492
I would say Yes! My son is 6 and he likes it. I think 10 year-old would have better understanding and have even more fun.