is it developmentally appropriate?
877351
My kids loved this toy, and now I've bought one for each of my grandkids. They love to just hold them and look at the bright colors when they're about six months. As they get bigger, they still love the bright colors, the rattle sound of the smallest ring, and then they can start stacking the rings. It's a great gift starting at about 6 months.
877352
Yes. Good for grading sizes; mixing up sizes in different ways (creativity, balance); rocking base means aim is involved (not a slam dunk). In my son's playdays with this (circa 1975), the donuts were softer plastic, which meant I could squeeze out the bathwater (yes, made for the tub); these are harder; think you'd have to let them dry on their own. Not as good to teethe on bcs they're hard. Top-most one may not be tub-appropriate bcs it has a seam around the waist. mb
877353
Yes. Baby needs to be able to sit and manipulate the rings. This toy has been on the market for over 30 years. I bought it for my daughters and now for my granddaughter. Teaches spatial relationships, size, color, etc. depending on the age of the baby. Or the baby can lick the rings.
1546876
Yes...my son is almost ten and it is a good viable option. It is a strong board and yet rolls well. He will not outgrow it anytime soon.
839460
I would say no. It is designed to be cognitively appropriate for children 18 months and older, but my 20 month old wasn't interested. If your one year old just likes sounds, this would work. If you want it to be educational, I would say pass.
1378726
Definitely not too young, but possibly too old. It really depends on the child learning and maturity level.
1845976
Yes, definitely appropriate. Depending on your child, they might be a little bored by it- I LOVE this game, and always have an AMAZING time playing- but much of the humor lies in people getting trivia answers very wrong, and a lot of kids probably wouldn't get it. For an old soul, absolutely!
439218
That's up to you. I would get it for my boy or girl. Some images and or rules may be a bit much but it really just depends on his maturity level for his age. If you think he can handle it I say go for it.it'll give him time to play with dad haha
1187529
That would be up to the parents. It's a game like risk, if you believe risk is acceptable, then, yes. But there are a lot of tiny pieces so they'd have to look after the game and be responsible for it. Best of luck!
1991769
No, but that's a great age to start teaching the proper terms for body parts.
1457179
Absolutely!! Bought it for my 16 month old, immediately fell in love with it. The fact it starts low amd can grow with your kids is perfect!!! Highly recommend!!
391582
Keep in mind that overprotection can indeed harm the development of a child in the later age. Just a thought. Keep it consistent.
912449
I would say yes, if the child isn't too small. Like maybe no younger than 7 or 8 . . . .
1717834
I would say that this product works well for children and adolescents .. if the need for adult audiences, I think it would fit.
1881537
yes you can use it, follow the instruction on customize it to fit your child
2066749
My son is 11 and is amazing with it now. I'd say it's appropriate for any child who has adult supervision, and once you feel confident that your son/daughter can handle it properly and practices the proper techniques and safety precaution then he/she is able to use it on their own.
1228040
Yes it would be appropriate for children. It is like walking thru a park and you even have a track to walk around.
1924447
I would think it would be up to the child's capabilities... but no younger than 3.
1090241
Yes. I have an almost 3 yr old who is tall for his age. He is almost outgrown it.