Is this appropriate for a 3 year olds room or would it rip out of the wall easily?
776699
It is good if you put it high enough to where the 3 year old cannot reach it to pull on it. If it is pulled on it will come out of the wall but it does just fine holding alot of stuffed animals.
1861809
We have a sensory room in our basement so it just stays there. It's fairly lightweight so it's easy to move around but it can't be taken apart or folded up so if space is limited this might not be a good choice .
1942817
seeing that he is 9 this would be great for him but I bought one for my 3 year old son and it didn't work out that well because he is too young to deal with wall outlets. But other than it ok.
626108
It has shorter walls so it is made for small kids. You can only put 4 to maybe 6 kids in before bouncing gets crowded. We have had one grown up. We love this!!
2118295
It's super easy to take apart and put together. My 3 year old does it by himself no problem
1698391
With some supervision, yes. If you use it as a bank to teach about saving money (and making it fun to do so), yes, I think it would be great. However, the doors are kind of fragile, and left alone with a 4 year old, probably would break pretty quickly. They might hurt themselves with the doors (ex: poke themselves in the eye with the corners) but there are no easily removed parts small enough to choke on.
2227972
This furniture is sturdy, but not sturdy enough for a 3 year old. Some small parts may come loose and possibly be ingested.
168015
I bought it for my 10 year old. I don't know if it's durable enough for a 2 year old. My 3 year olds love it, but I worry they're going to break it.
440293
It is great for small spaces. That's the reason I requested this kitchen for my PreK 4 classroom. However, it seems the height is more suitable for a 2-3 yr old child.
921705
Yes, absolutely! Currently we have a 2yr old a 3 yr old a 5 yr old and a 7yr old who play with this. The youngest two do tend to use stuffed animals more than barbies but that's an age thing. An adult will need to help set it up and take it down but once it is up it isn't likely to fall apart on the child. i do recommend setting it up against a wall though
2087435
Do not hang this in a child's room. It is not designed to be indoors or for toddlers.
62985
It's more suitable for a 2-3 year old. I bought it for my 2 year old who is now 4 and is too big for it now.
2115628
My 4 year old boy LOVES it! It is very easy for him to put on and take the attachments off. None of the parts are too small nor the ropes long enough to be harmful so I don't think it would be a problem for a 3 year old or a supervised 2 year old to play with either. The button on top that makes noises is a lot of fun. I could also see a 5-8 year old who enjoys Octonauts also having a lot of creative fun with it. I hope that answers your question. We also have all the characters, sea creatures and GUP B and C and he plays with them all the time.
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He wouldn't be able to kick it apart but he might be able to slightly move it depending on where and how you had it positioned. He wouldn't be able to move the entire playpen cause all together it is sturdy and heavy but he might slightly move a wall. My two and a half year old who is in to everything & very strong willed loves this thing and she's almost thirty pounds and can't move it ( we don't have it suctioned to the floor either ) actually the only way mine gets moved is if all five of my kids are in it at once playing ( ages eight to two )
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Yes absolutely! We bought this for Christmas. It is still getting played with everyday. It will surprise you how much room the house has. I have a 3 year old son who likes to mess with his sister by crawling inside this house. He curls up in a ball and fits in. Drives his sister crazy but the house is so big and very sturdy.
1911457
I use it for kids 18 months to age 3. All the kids I work with love them. They can be pretty hard to pull apart of off surfaces but they are great for getting excess energy out!
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We use it in the basement. My older boy (age 11) can get all of it and not damage the drywall. (Not that I've noticed anyway... there could be some depressions here and there for all I know.)When you have it running continuously, the balls are ricocheting all over the place, you're ducking behind the net to not get hit. It is something to experience.