We have a 4-year-old and 16-month-old. To be on the safe side we'd remove the small pieces. If we do are there enough "big" pieces they could both play with?
184463
I think so. The blueberries are my only concern. My three year old likes to put them in your mouth and can fit the whole thing in her mouth. To me that's the only real choking hazard.
184464
yes, I don't believe there are a lot of real small pieces to the set. The blueberries are probably the smallest piece there. The cheese's pointed edges may cause an issue, but other than that it should be ok. The pieces, like the cereal in the bowl, do not come apart.
184465
If you want to, you could buy another one and take out all of the small pieces from both sets. Just keep the small pieces and give it to them when they are a little bit older. That is way they can have their own set of food
184466
Yes, I do think that this is an item that would be ok for both your 4 year old and 18 month old.
2003175
i have 4 yrs old and also teach 23 other toddler they love the bigger set since they can creat a lot .If the child is into cars and buildings he would need a bigger set .it is a good investment.kids sit there for hrs together and their creativity and imagination builds up.
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I have this in my daycare but I would not recommend it for a child under two without very close supervision. It is a really nice set that a four year old would love and would be good if she could play with it out of the one year olds reach but maybe one of the other wooden food sets would be a better choice. We have many of the sets and the kids love them all.
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the smaller pieces are about 5 cm , if the can get to the mouth , are the caps and barrels off that they can remove and replace my child is 3 years old and doing well , not the plays , but for a smaller baby is perhaps not very suitable .
597240
Yes, our 3 year old and 18 month old both love it. None of the pieces are too small. We have the Pesach set as well and find the toys well made.
722823
My twins (17 months) love this music set, but I haven't let them play with the xylophone yet. I don't really see how they could get cut with it though. I think you just need to use your judgement about what's age appropriate. The xylophone is a nicer one and I think they'll really enjoy it when they're around 2. For now, a cheaper/more baby friendly one that we purchased is good enough.
679779
My baby plays with them all the time and has never had a problem with them. Honestly, I don't see how it could be a problem. Even individually, none of the pieces are large enough for the baby to swallow.
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I think the 3 yr old will be too small and unsteady to play this game. It's a lot of fun but even adults have trouble making the connections of the pieces. Start the 6 yr old slowly without keeping any type of score.
327083
I had a four year old and a six year old play with it at my house. The 4 year old could not do it. The 6 year old made mistakes but was able to make the designs and have fun. With a little practice he would have been fine. So the first few times, parent will need to direct and assist, but then it will be enjoyed.
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In all of my research on the items, and I raised 3 children, the blocks should be safe also. My Son, his 2 year old and the 1 year old, who I got them for all love them. It seems that all of the kids where my son lives has them. He lives in Virginia. Another great toy is the gears set. It sounds like my Son has a lot of fun with those. I might have to get him his own set..
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Not at all- I bought two different versions of this toy for twin 5 year olds and they need help in setting up the sets in various configurations. If your son enjoys building and ausing his imagination in building he will be able to create hundreds of different constructions.
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Hi, in my opinion there's nothing in the set that an 18mth old would have any issues with. He would probably love to join in! The parts are big and its easy to clip together. I hope this helps with your decision.
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I think the larger Lalaloopsy dolls are probably better for 4-year-olds and up. We got our daughter her first one at six. They are somewhat big and the heads are a bit heavy. Still a little one would have fun. Maybe try a smaller version, but not the teeny tiny ones, as they might be choking hazards.
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If I remember correctly, the pieces to this are all big enough that you don't have to worry about a choking hazard. My Grandson was three when I bought the set and since that time, a 2 year old child was adopted and plays with the set too. Haven't had any problems.
1327553
they are too far apart in age for a correct answer, boys play with lego til 10-12 years but thepieces are too small for an 18 month old boy.
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I think this is the same game just w/ smaller pieces. We play this game at home all the time and the size is not a problem for my 8&11yr olds. I think the bigger pieces would be easier to line up for some kids.
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No, 6 is too young. I played with my nephews and nieces, the younger one is 7.5. He got the idea, but not fully. I'd wait at least one more year, if I were you.