My son is turning 4 and is quite coordinated. I am debating whether we should get him the micro mini or maxi? Thoughts?
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The Maxi. I had the same concern and when we received the Maxi, I had no doubts. He will outgrow the Mini quickly.
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My three-year-old daughter mastered the micro-mini scooter in two days. Sounds hard to imagine, but it's true! She LOVES her scooter.
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Hello i bought the maxi for my four years old nephew and he struggle for a couple of days abut after a week or so he is doing it great and he loves it. I am very happy with the maxi scooter in addition would the flexibility of the scooter will accommodate with the grow of your kid.
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My grandson is turning ten and granddaughter is seven, and both have been using the maxi. The handlebar raisesAs they have gotten bigger, but goes low enough for a four year old. If you think he will continue to use it for yearsI suggest the maxi.
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My 12-year old daughter has a full size. I got the mini for my 7 year old so I would say he would outgrow the mini too quickly.
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I'm sorry to just be getting back to you. With the adjustable handle bar, I would skip the mini and head straight for the maxi. I have 3 kids and they all have this scooter. It's the best.
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I recommend the a smaller sized RipStik for an 8 year old beginner. I would go with the mini
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The maxi scooter is for 5 yrs -11 yrs old. But it is best for you to decide. Go to www.kickboardusa.com so you and your child could see how it looks. It is Swiss design. They have mini scooter also for younger kids. The mini never looked like a baby toy at all when my child rode it at 4 yrs. Parents and other kids were asking about it - Stable, sleek design and moved smoothly. Kickboard scooters are also for adults. I ride one with my child. If you want more pictures of kids riding scooter, Google the scooters used by celebrities' kids, it's usually the kickboard (ex: Jessica Parker's twins scooter nyc). Hope it helps. The maxi scooter is for 5 yrs -11 yrs old. But it is best for you to decide. Go to www.kickboardusa.com so you and your child could see how it looks. It is Swiss design. They have mini scooter also for younger kids. The mini never looked like a baby toy at all when my child rode it at 4 yrs. Parents and other kids were asking about it - Stable, sleek design and moved smoothly. Kickboard scooters are also for adults. I ride one with my child. If you want more pictures of kids riding scooter, Google the scooters used by celebrities' kids, it's usually the kickboard (ex: Jessica Parker's twins... » Read More The maxi scooter is for 5 yrs -11 yrs old. But it is best for you to decide. Go to www.kickboardusa.com so you and your child could see how it looks. It is Swiss design. They have mini scooter also for younger kids. The mini never looked like a baby toy at all when my child rode it at 4 yrs. Parents and other kids were asking about it - Stable, sleek design and moved smoothly. Kickboard scooters are also for adults. I ride one with my child. If you want more pictures of kids riding scooter, Google the scooters used by celebrities' kids, it's usually the kickboard (ex: Jessica Parker's twins scooter nyc). Hope it helps. « Show Less
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I was wandering about the same thing before buying.But yes, EZee is for toddler whil mini is for small kids...I bought Ezee for my 2 years baby boy for birthday and he was extremly happy. Now he's two and a half and he simply adore his bike and go everywhere with it and doing a lot of things (jumping on small rocks and stones, going down from one stair, get use to the additional part for feets while hes going fast etc...)
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The maxi is sturdier and the height is adjustable, which it isn't on the mini. If your child is 3 1/2 or over I would choose the maxi. We have both and have loved them both but the Maxi is more durable and allows for a heavier weight child.
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The best RC Car we have owned. I got the 1/16 Mini. I wish I would have gotten the 1/10, however, for my Kids (13, 11, 7) they LOVE it and so do I. We work together modifying it (adding metal vs plastic parts). Not as fast as we would like but we will be modifying to do move. It is a great car to learn for sure.
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go with the leapster 2. my nephew has it. cheaper games and more fun for 4-8 yr olds. For 2-4 the discovery is great but limited, too much advertising, the leapster 2 is very durable. not sure how durable discovery is but possibly. read some of the reviews on the discovery. My father in law got it for my daughter. And my nephews have the leapstere so they can;t share games. either is great but I'd go with the 2. note there is no camera on the discovery
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They actually run on the same operating system, just the mini is smaller. I would reccomend the larger one. It's easier to read!
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Depends on how tall the 2 year old is and how much coordination he/ she has. I gave this to my granddaughter who was a small 5 yr. old and she has a wonderful time with it. I gave my 3 yr old granddaughter a smaller scooter with 2 wheels in the back. The front wheels work better as the back wheels get in the way when pushing, but I think the shorter handle works better for the 3 yr. old and she has learned to negotiate the back wheels. The best thing about the Maxi Micro is the way it corners. So the 2 yr. old may be able to handle it but may take a while to get used to it. I would wait until the child is older or go with a smaller scooter. Depends on how tall the 2 year old is and how much coordination he/ she has. I gave this to my granddaughter who was a small 5 yr. old and she has a wonderful time with it. I gave my 3 yr old granddaughter a smaller scooter with 2 wheels in the back. The front wheels work better as the back wheels get in the way when pushing, but I think the shorter handle works better for the 3 yr. old and she has learned to negotiate the back wheels. The best thing about the Maxi Micro is the way it corners. So the 2 yr. old may be able to handle it but may take a while to get used to it. I would wait... » Read More Depends on how tall the 2 year old is and how much coordination he/ she has. I gave this to my granddaughter who was a small 5 yr. old and she has a wonderful time with it. I gave my 3 yr old granddaughter a smaller scooter with 2 wheels in the back. The front wheels work better as the back wheels get in the way when pushing, but I think the shorter handle works better for the 3 yr. old and she has learned to negotiate the back wheels. The best thing about the Maxi Micro is the way it corners. So the 2 yr. old may be able to handle it but may take a while to get used to it. I would wait until the child is older or go with a smaller scooter. « Show Less
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my 2 year old uses this all the time. we had the mini one that he used from 18 until i bought him this one.. so i think 18 month old would even enjoy! hope i helped
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My son is 2 1/2. I bought him the Leapster TV Learning System. He can play that really well since the controls are bigger. Check the games though since for many you need to be able to recognize letters, numbers, etc. His favorite is the Cars one. My daughter (5 years old) has the Leapster L-Max & was 3 1/2 when we got it. It took her several months to get good at it. (The new Leapster comes out this week)
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I would go with the DS. I had both the DS and Leapster for my son and he definitely played with the DS more. There are plenty of games for a four year old as well as for us adults. All in all the selection of games available for the DS is over 1000, so there's plenty to choose from.
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My four year son is 42" and he uses the mini micro scooter. I imagine he'd use this until he's five at least or gets above the weight limit. His twin sister and him love the mini micro scooter.
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I'm not sure what you mean by the "mini", but I bought this for my smaller-than-average 2.5 yr old nephew and it fits him just fine.
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My grandson is 20 months. I recently buy the big one for him. I believe the infant one will be better for your 4 months old.