So if Bristle blocks and Krinkles are both made by Battat, which are easier for a 1-1.5 year old to push together? Must be different somehow?
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I do not know the details because I have not played with both and we do not stock both. You could look call Toysmith, they could perhaps tell you. These are recommended 3 and up so I do not know which would be easier for a one year old.
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I would say Bristle blocks that are for younger age groups are easier. This particular one is for ages 3+, not 1 year old. Please make sure you have the age appropriate toys for your child. Please consider this one Haba Truck Good luck!
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He is the perfect age for the Duplo blocks. The regular ones are too tiny until the child is 7 or 8 yrs. old. Gave this to our Grandson for Christmas, he is 4, LOVES it because he can do it all himself & his Mom loves that she gets time to herself while he plays.
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I asked my twin grandsons (7 years old) your question & they say the Magformers do not interlock together with Magnatiles, but one of the boys says Magnatiles are better for play.
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They were given to my granddaughter, so I do not have them in my home to measure for you. I would look for the Lego Duplo blocks that are specific for "1-1/2 to 5 year olds". If you look online, there are several different sets that are Lego blocks for this age group. A one to two year old is able to handle them with a little assistance.
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This pencil picker upper is more convenient as the stones don't pop out and get lost. This is very easy for my 4 year old great-granddaughter to use. Tweezers are hard for her to manipulate anyway. Good luck with your projects.
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Duplos are bigger blocks than Legos... It's made by the same company though.
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Do not know. Daughter took blocks home a few months ago. we bought for grandson who is 16 months old. The vendor that sells it may respond to.question.
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I haven't opened this, but we have similar sets. The blocks are small. Anywhere from a couple of inches or less. My 4 year old plays with blocks this size and we've never had a problem with him trying to put them in his mouth.
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My twin boys are only two so it's hard for me to say not knowing what a six year old is like maturity wise. The stack track is great because it can really challenge kids giving them the ability to build up as much as around. To really be able to enjoy the diversity of the Chuggington track, though, you would want to buy extra track. This can become a pretty expensive build up but if you are familiar with the prices and don't mind I wouldcertainly recommend the product. All of the different sets are interchangeable which is nice if you do want to build your set.
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I have a 2 & 4 yr old, and both girls love these blocks. My 8 yr old nephew visited recently and spent a lot of time playing with them too. My only caution would be the potential of a kid throwing them. My toddler has tossed a few of these and they're pretty dang hefty. Luckily nothing has broken as a result, but I would keep that in mind when purchasing.
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they are recommended for ages 8+, but I bought them for my 5 year old for his birthday this year and he absolutely loves them, he's better at taking them apart and putting them back together than I am, some of those pieces are just so tiny, even with having small hands they can be a pain for me to put together, but if you have a little one that tends towards being messy with toys, expect for pieces to be lost with-in minutes of opening the box.
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I can see that the "drumstick" that comes with this toy could be a possible hazard for the little ones, so I will be buying this but giving the 1-year-old this to use as a drumstick instead: Fox Run Crab Mallet, Wooden -- can't lose, since it is only $2, and when she is old enough we'll see about letting her use the original key-banger.
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My 18 month old loves it. He is still too young to put things together but he spends a lot of time just putting blocks together. He likes the trains and pushing them around. He is not too young for this.
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No, my boy is 6 and just getting a hang of it. This model broke right away, too. There's other brands that I have had better luck with.
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I just gave this to my 1yr old grandson for his birthday. he loved the hammer that goes with it. but didn't quite grasp the other parts. so I would say best for 1.5yrs to 3yrs. .
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For this age I recommend te FunLine. Its thicker, so its better for young children to balance
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No, the blocks are made of good durable rubber material. I like B. products.