Want to use these with 8 year olds at a magic themed party....Will these be too big? And if so, do you sell them smaller for kids?
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They will definitely be too big. I wear a size 8 (med-lg) glove and they are just right for me.
1642147
These gloves are too large to fit a 8 years child hand. Maybe a small might work.
1642148
yes, to big for an 8 year old, but you could put rubber bands around the wrists to hold them on. Could be extra funny, depending on the games, would add a "makes the games harder and more Funny"!
1642149
Yes medium would probably be too big I do believe they have different sizes though.
179591
I have a 5 and 3 year old on these right now. I think they would be to small for a 10 yr old.
188205
They are not super tiny, if that's what you're asking. I think they are probably best sized for bigger kids who are not yet really adult-sized. On the other hand, my 4 year old wears them religiously for activities that require them. Don't ask. They're a little big on him, but much better than regular adult size glasses.
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very small less then 1 inch I would not recommend for very small children under 3 years old.you may want to check detail decription on sight,,, if I recall exact measurement was on sight when I ordered them. Good Luck
629853
My kids are 8 and 11 and these headphones are on the bigger side so I would recommend looking for something smaller. They are great quality though. :)
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We got the 8" ones for our daughter's preschool. The kids are all 2-5 years old. They seem to work fine but might be a little big for the smaller kids. They grow into them eventually. It's been about a year and they are still working.
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They were used by a small person. I think they can be used by a child of 10 or higher.
1267142
I doubt it sincerely. I don't remember the size I bought, but mine were loose on most of my U14 players. I see in the comments that some are very small so I cannot be certain. I also know that the material has a plastic-like feel and tends to bother my players. In short; they don't like them. I am cool with them, but the kids prefer the mesh pinnies by far.
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They're at school right now--maybe 18"? 24"? They're a great size for younger children (K) as well as older children to use as a movement prop with varying styles of music. The fabric has a little more "hand" than I was anticipating, but ultimately that will probably make them last longer. It's nice to have different colors, too.
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Definitely! My 6 year old and 8 year old love them and some friends of ours have an older daughter - 11years old - who also loves them!
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I bought them for a 2-year old. If the 8-year old is very slender they might work.
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I would think so =) My cousin who is 9 bounced on both the Medium size and the Adult one and had a blast .. I would suggest the adult one...they are such much fun everyone was fighting over them especially the adults where pushing the kids off them..;p
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My guess is that they would be a little bit too big for an 8 yr old, but I'd give them a try if I were you.
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Yes, they should be just fine for an 8 year old, unless he/she has very small hands. The balls are a little smaller then a tennis ball. My son (who is 45 years old), uses them and they have helped him termendously. I wish you the best. Sally
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I think "too big" depends on what you're looking to use them for. They're probably 4" or so and surprisingly sturdy. I used them to make letter cookies for my kids classroom and then ended up buying a whole set for the class. So, they're small enough for the hands of 3-4 year olds, but big enough that you can use them and the cookie, play doh, etc inside can hold true to shape. I hope this helps!
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We no longer have them, but bigger kids (pre-teens) could probably ride them, but not smaller children. Makers should be able to give you dimensions on website.
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They would be a little big for preschoolers. We use them for elementary aged kids and they fit the 3rd & 4th graders best.