what size goals would be best for a 3-4 year old?
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I bought the 4x6 for my 10 year old, but my 4 year old uses them too. He'll be able to grow into them, but the 2x3 would be more size appropriate.
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It all depends on how tall your 4 year old is. The height measurements are on the Peg Perego website
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I'd say as young as 3 if coordinated, but def 3.5 or 4. My daughter loves hers. She will be able to use it through 5 yrs.
1291804
I would probably go with a larger one, my grandson is 14 months and he is extremely little (5% in the height category) this size fits him well.
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I'd say 2-4. My kid is 3 and still loves it. Probably be too small by the time he hits 4 though. 25-40 lbs or so. It's been great. Worlds better than the really small little tykes type stuff.
714852
I would suggest the 7 foot board. Or even longer if your son is growing. Also depends on wave size--larger waves say over 4 feet --may want a bigger board.
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I purchased it for a three year old and it was perfect. I think this would be too small.
1544009
I have a three year old. We got it when he was 2.5. A younger child could probably use some pieces of it. The zipper and velcro are easiest and I suspect even many 1 year olds could use them. There are still a few things my son cannot do (like tying shoes), but that's why we got it, to grow with him. I'd guess 1.5-4 would be a great age for this toy.
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A regulation ball will fit. My 4 year old uses a junior size and I toss around a regulation size when I am out with him.
130225
30 inch / 17 ounce is a good option. If your kid is small or not to strong try going down to 29 inch / 16 ounce
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I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There definitely is a gap in the market. I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There... » Read More I purchased this as a gift for a 3yr old, who is tall for her age. I know they would be big on my 2yr old, who also is tall for her age. It is, I believe, recommended for sizes 4-6. You'd have to judge by your granddaughter's size. If I remember correctly it's all elastic waists. You could alter them if you're quick with a sewing machine but not sure it's worth it. It also contains quite a few small items/accessories I would not want my 2yr old using, although you could just withhold them. Good luck finding something for this age group. I've been looking and it's very difficult. There definitely is a gap in the market. « Show Less
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My daughter was 3 when I got it for her, maybe a little to big at the time. Id say 4-7 years old would be perfect.
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Since a 4 year old in most cases is very mobile, I recommend buying something cheaper and lighter ... Of you are thinking to have a backup for when your 4 year old gets tiered I think there are much lighter and cheaper options out there....
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Since your child is almost four I would recommend the 4-6 size for her to room to grow in but overall you should go with the size based on her height rather then weight at this age. if she is smaller then average a 3-4 should fit fine but if average to taller the 4-6 would be better.
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Yes, my four year old is a good size for it. My two year old is a little short, but can still get it done. LOL. I can see my son using this for years to come.
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Certainly the projects are appropriate for that age. My oldest is 3 1/2 but he is almost four feet tall. He just carried the whole workshop out of his bedroom and into the hall, lol. It is small, but he loves it. My friend's four year old girl loved playing with the tools too! I think it'll be fine.
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Hi there. Check with your coach or google it. My son has to use a 3... He is 5, on a U6 soccer team. I am sure there is a table out there somewhere to let you know what size you need for what age. Best of luck!!