Ia there an age recommendation for this? I am considering for a 16 month old.
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I believe it's 18 months and up, but I guess it would be up to you and your child. My son is 21 months old and loves it, I don't think he would have been ready for something like this at 16 months.
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I can recommend pack n play. I kept one at my house for grandson visits. He's outgrown it now at 3 yrs old, so Thomas inflatable is great for next year or so.
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You should check the company recommendation for safety reasons. In our case, our grandson is 24 months old, and enjoyed using it recently for a hotel stay.
1531615
My grandson is 18 months and loves it. I think he will love it. My son who is a doctor wants to get his 2 sons 1 know.
1141732
I think you will be fine. It is sturdy and has a wide base. My 16 month old can still use it with no issue.
1194736
My grandson just turned three, and he loved it! But the older kids at his birthday party were having fun with it, too. Heck, I was having fun playing with it. I really think three to eight would be the optimal ages for this.
524012
I think it depends on the child. Our daughter was 6 when we got hers, but I'm sure she would have been fine earlier. I agree with the other response, not sure I'd go much below 4 years.
371603
The age range recommended by manufacturer is from 4 to 24 months. My son is 5 months now and he loves it, he gets entertained a lot... I recommend it
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It says "Manufacturer recommended age: 24 months - 6 years". That's probably about right. My daughter is 3.
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That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it and it still works great. That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it... » Read More That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it and it still works great. « Show Less
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I would say the same...till about a year old for an average sized child. My son is 7 months and it still works perfectly but he is smaller than average.
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This model takes a lot of patience and time. I don't think the age is too young. All kids are different. The instructions get a little "fuzzy" at times, but a little common sense prevails. Good luck and ENJOY.
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I would recommend 4 or 5 and up. My (just turned) three year old makes a mess of it more than actually enjoying or playing with it.
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I just asked a reviewer the same question. Hopefully, we get our answer! I would like to get this ASAP for my 16 month old.
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That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it and it still works great.
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Manufactures recommended age is 18 months to 5 years but I think it is more like 18 monthhs to 3 years. My son is a short 2 1/2 year old and he is outgrowing it. Lots of fun though while it lasted.
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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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I think it may be too babyish for a 21 month old, I bought it as a one year old's gift and it's perfect for her for now, but I think at 21 months, it may not be as fun!
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Yes. I have a 3 year old and a 16 month old. My youngest has been playing with it since he turned 1. It started out a little tall for him, but that didn't keep him from wanting to play with it. Now he is plenty tall enough to play with it (and he is not "of the charts" tall or anything).
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I got it for my 18 month old and it was an instant success. Could probably go 12 month - 3 years depending on the child.