I want to buy this for a 4 yr old. Is she too young?
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Tough call. It depends on her motor skills. Can she ride a 2 wheel bike w/o training wheels? Our 5 yr. old grandson is still using the scooter with 3 wheels. We bought this one for our 7yr. old grandson who learned to ride a 2 wheel bike at 5 and 1/2. He seemed to get the hang of an old razor scooter after that so we bought him this one for his 7th birthday. BTW - he loves it! Especially when it's just starting to get dark. But be forewarned - it sparks better on concrete than macadam.
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I don't see a problem with it. It adjusts to there height. She will most likely not want to get off it.
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Mine started using hers right at her fourth birthday. It really just depends on their motor skills. The big thing isn't so much being able to balance it, but being able to have control over the front wheel/steering. It is *very* easy to turn the entire scooter sideways and fall over.
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It depends on your 4 year olds ability to balance. Our kids loved the three wheeled "Mini Micro Scooter" before they got their Razors. If your kid is sporty and has good balance, try the Razor.
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I don't think so. I bought one for our six year old and one for the four year old who hasn't been given hers yet. I think the key is whether they have a nice safe place like a parking lot or large drive to practice in.
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I just bought it. And my little girl is turning 7.. and she still fits in tjere pretty good. Doubt she will fit by the age of 8 ..
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I think it would do great! I find it to be well built and 4 year olds typically know how to treat things nicely. If it gets involved in an occasional temper tantrum, I think it will hold up just fine.
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There are some parts that are too small for a child that age. I would not buy it for a child that age.
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I gave this gift to my just turned 5 year old granddaughter, and she loved it, however; I did notice my 3 year old grandson also loves it! He has been trying to play it, so I think that it can be a very good and appropriate gift for your 4 year old.
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I purchased this for my daughter right around 1 yr old and she has not been that into it. I do think it is a bit advanced. My 6 yr old likes to play with it. I think your daughter would enjoy it now and for a bit to come. It is rather small, which I prefer. It doesn't take up a lot of room, yet it has a lot of activities.
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I don't think so. I bought it for a 7 year old and she can handle the tricks and instructions (with some adult help).Once she knew how the tricks the equipment is wonderful. It's a great product but I think it would be frustrating for a 4 year old.
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It might be too light for her. My 5 & 7 year old use this model & now they are 8 & soon to be 6. I would think a Prince Pro or if she is really slight maybe a Jr. Prince. But in her 20's she is probably ready for the real thing.
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I would think so, my nieces are 5 and 8 and they love theirs. Though it is more than a year old at this point, you might consider investing a little more unless you are concerned about abuse.
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It would probably be most appropriate for 4-5 year olds. I bought it for my 6 year old son and he was done with it in about 20 minutes.
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Hi Laura - i purchased it for my 4 yr old grandaughter- but it's a beautiful stroller and if your 7 yr old loves her dollies, and real Role model playing- i'm sure she'd love this - it's very realistic - my 4 yr old was a bit too young to truly appreciate the beauty of this stroller -
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Yes. I got this for my daughter when she was 3.5 and she's 5 now and still enjoys. I do think it's appropriate for 2.5 year old because they will grow with it. There are so many accessory sets. It's fun to get different ones for birthdays, etc.
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She should'nt.Just make sure the height you buy will function for her grown size as well.My 4 yr. old uses it.
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I think this is ideal for a younger child. Probably too small for your daughter at 4 1/2 - she would need something larger.
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In my opinion, no. I bought it as a gift for a 4 year old and it took her awhile to get the hang of it. But only you know the capabilities of your child, so I would lean more towards a toddler version.
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The item is definitely sturdy and I trust it will last. But I think it may be too much for a 4-year old, since their play with make-up is more experimental and they could easily "decorate" the item with lipstick, eye shadow, etc. For a 4-year old I would recommend more of a play make-up stand. I think it would be appropriate for a tween and would definitely be an item that could be used for a number of years as the tween grows and develops more interest in using make-up.
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I think it just depends on how long the child wants to play with it. We have 4 and 5 year old's that come over and play with it more than my 3 year old. But scale wise, in my opinion, it is perfect for 3-4 year old's.