I have a two-year-old who loves to spin? Is this appropriate?
1495414
Spinning is a way to stimulate oneself. The spin disc has been a wonderful tool for my girl. When they spin do not let them spin all day and make sure they go in both directions, per her therapist.
1495415
Yes. It's great for spinning. The ride is smooth and a fun speed- not too fast. The disk has a tilt to the seat that helps keep the momentum going and makes it easy to keep it spinning. The bonus is that this disk is of adequate size to keep a 2 year old happily spinning well into his/ her elementary school years.
581774
This one would be great for him, my son was 3 when I bought it and strong/athletic. However, my neighbor has one where the front wheel actually turns & it's way easier for the kids to maneuver. I kinda wish I had that one, but my son still loves his, too
1192968
I don't think so. My 3 year old grandaughter was just old enough to pedal it. I'd stick to some thing that glides by their feet on the floor.
1591077
My 2 yr old doesn't seem to be able to move it around too much when he's jumping. Based on my experience I don't think you'll have that problem.
775351
I would say yes :) it might be getting a touch on the smaller side for the 2 year old.... But the love of playing with houses and forts never goes away.
251790
Not at all...that's the age my son n daughter started, n they are 4yo n 8yo now..They love skating,. I think the earliest the better. I would start the 2yo with the beginner skates, the plastic one's.
967115
Most probably, yes. Our 3yo is about the same size and does just fine with it. It converts from 3 wheels (2 of which are in the back) to one in front - one in back. I think a 2 1/2yo will be fine on 3 wheels, and maybe fine on 2.
1364295
My grandson is 2 1/2 and he has lots of fun, but you must play with him. Also be patient as he will probably try and do things his way (mine grandson like me to catch the cars and not use the track at first). It's up to your grandson and his creativity. So I would say yes as it is fun for both of us.
791649
I don't think so however the recommended age is 3 and over so I would be uncomfortable selling where a Two year old would play with it. Thank-you for your interest.
1488772
depends on their balancing abilities, but general no. It's not too young. My two year old uses it all the time, so does my four year old.
914876
My son is 6 months and he has an easy time going backwards thus far. We havnt grasped the concept of going forward but the wheels and directionals on the wheels are pretty easy even when i push him into another room. Hes not very entertained by the console, so i normally have to give him other toys to keep his attention.
560238
I would say No.. It is better for ages 1-3 after that I would go with a reg. power wheels... Its a great thing for small kids though with the remote :) We love it!
14538
I think 2 might be too young. I don't think coordination is good enough to toss the rings as intended although the kid could still play with it. If the kid is unstable on the feet, I would worry about falling on the upright sticks.
1344456
Well, all i can say is this: at 20 months its reasonable for me to assume that the developmental stage she is at right now, i would like to encourage you to get it. I say this because it has 4 wheel stability. This will help her motor skills and encourage muscle development. And i believe with supervision, you will be pleased watching her play on a pretty safe toy. She will grow into it regardless. God bless and good luck.
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My grandson is 2 also and he learned quickly how to operate the pedal but naturally is not able to steer yet so; we make sure he has plenty of 'straight ahead" room. We also like that you can regulate the speed it is able to go; we put it on the low setting until he grows.
586277
The child does the work. My 2 year old daughter loves this toy, she will spin and bounce constantly! I would recommend this product, it's a little pricey for the quality, however a worthy purchase.
1296512
All depends on mobility, if they can wiggle and 'spin' a bit this gets pretty small fast. I think we were able to use it until 4 months or so. Weight isn't the limiting factor as this is really just walls for the floor. Once they can roll even a little this is too small. We just used a small quilt on the floor as it gave room to spin and toys could be a little further away rather than right next to the kid.