would this be fun for a 4 or 5 year old? my daughter is 3 now.
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The scale is small but I think a child of 3 or 4 would be fine with this. It has so many compartments, refrigerator, freezer, oven, stove top and microwave.
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Hi! I think I would look at a larger kitchen for that age. It's a little on the compact side.
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My daughter is only 18 months, but I have had many friends with this kitchen and their kids used it from 1 year to around 6! It's very sturdy, and because it has so many more details than a lot of the kitchens (microwave, fridge/freezer, oven, cabinet and stove) it makes for more realistic play for older kids. My 5 year old niece loves playing with ours when she is over. Heck, I love playing with it! I definitely think you'd get at least a couple years of use. Plus, it's pretty beastly, so you could probably resell it after that for a pretty good return if it is in good condition.
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I asked my daughter: the 4 year old loved it, the six year old plays with it sometimes, but she thinks it is probably too young for him.
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It probably depends how big they are. My 4-year-old enjoys it... and he's not a big kid!
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A 2 year old might like it, but I think it's really for 3-5 year olds....and my husband who wishes they had this toy when he was a boy.
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My 4 year old boy LOVES it! It is very easy for him to put on and take the attachments off. None of the parts are too small nor the ropes long enough to be harmful so I don't think it would be a problem for a 3 year old or a supervised 2 year old to play with either. The button on top that makes noises is a lot of fun. I could also see a 5-8 year old who enjoys Octonauts also having a lot of creative fun with it. I hope that answers your question. We also have all the characters, sea creatures and GUP B and C and he plays with them all the time.
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My daughter just turned 4 and she rides it pretty well, so I think it should work really well for a 5 year old.
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My 5 year old girl loves it. Its a very funny toy. Thing is, you have to manipulate it a lot to make him talk. Your 3 year old may have issues with that.
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My 3 year old and 5 year old played with it for a half hour and haven't touched it since. It would be age appropriate if they like it as mine is gathering dust.
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Hmmm I don't think your 1.5 year old would be able to do it, but your 3 year old might figure it out if they watch you open it a few times and then play with it.
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My Son was 3 years old. He enjoyed this. He also liked it for a while. But after that, just like any other toys, it is also not used much in these days. My 5 years old daughter also liked. But we thought it was a little small bike for her. I would have definitely recommnded for a <=4 year old kid. For 5 year old, this is not a big NO though.
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It may be too small for a five year old. Our granddaughter is two and she enjoys it. She will probably still fit in it at three or four.
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My 4 and 2 year olds have had hours of imaginative fun. I think a 6 year old would enjoy it too.
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No I would say this would be better for ages 1 to 5. And it would have to be a small 5 year old.
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I think your almost 5 year old would love it. It has play value beyond the age suggestion and would help spur your almost 5 year old into different types of imaginative play. My youngest great-nephew, who is 4, loves it. But his older brother, who is 7, loves it too and together they play happily for a few hours. If those 2 high energy boys can actually play together for a few hours, it makes me believe the toy has lots of play value. I hope this helps.
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Our grandchildren all play with it, and they are ages 2-8. The 8 year old girl only plays with it when playing with little cousins. I think 3-5 is ideal.
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I think a 9/10 yr. old would get bored pretty quickly on this. It is fun for our 3/4 year old g-son, but the first speed really bored him quickly at the age of 3.
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I think a five year old would still like it, since you can build an unlimited number of things. It is difficult for my 3 year old to put the objects together by himself, so a 4-6 year old would probably be the right age.