Which is better for toddler boys, the large set or the smaller set with the wheels?
2003173
My 2,3 and 5 yr old grandsons love them all! I gave the first set with just the tiles.. then added set with wheels later on....they love them. I highly recommend these tiles!
2003174
Hi, Chet! I think the set with wheels is great for toddler boys. As your child gets bigger, you may want to add to the Magna-tile collection because they start to really enjoy building big structures and towers. As a beginning set, though, the smaller one with wheels is fun!
2003175
i have 4 yrs old and also teach 23 other toddler they love the bigger set since they can creat a lot .If the child is into cars and buildings he would need a bigger set .it is a good investment.kids sit there for hrs together and their creativity and imagination builds up.
2003176
My grandsons, ages 4 & 2, love anything with wheels but they use the Magna - Tiles to build tunnels, bridges, etc. for their other toys. Can't go wrong either way.
2003177
My grandsons are 5 and 6 and started with the 48 piece. We have added another 100+ piece.
2003178
We have two sets combined and with two boys, they have so much more they can build. We started with the small set as a gift and then bought the bigger set! The one with wheels is great because they love to build it as a car or train!
762087
I personally have the large one. Its easier for it not to get stuck under furniture. Also, Dudley plays with it for as long as it has treats in it, and larger ball=more treats=longer time he's occupied.
1056080
I would advise getting the regular tricycle. I bought this one for my son when he was two and he outgrew it within just a couple months. He was small for his age too.
960708
it would work but not provide her with much more room than one cartwheel. i would go with biggie--this works perfect for my 6 and 8 year old
1590830
My son still uses training wheels on his own. But when we use the weeride no wheels needed.
378060
The Monster truck trucks are big enough for a toddler to grip and the wheels are big enough to roll on carpet without an issue. I honestly could recommend kids as young as 18 months could play with them if they like cars. As they can roll them pretty much anywhere and they can take some abuse. my only precaution is that for some reason some versions of these monster jam trucks have their wheels pop off. However, they are relatively easy to pop back on they might pose a choking hazard if the child is in the oral stage just need to be mindful. My Son has been playing with these type of trucks since he was about a year old without a single problem and has a ton of them now. The Monster truck trucks are big enough for a toddler to grip and the wheels are big enough to roll on carpet without an issue. I honestly could recommend kids as young as 18 months could play with them if they like cars. As they can roll them pretty much anywhere and they can take some abuse. my only precaution is that for some reason some versions of these monster jam trucks have their wheels pop off. However, they are relatively easy to pop back on they might pose a choking hazard if the child is in the oral stage just need to be mindful. My Son has been playing with these type of trucks... » Read More The Monster truck trucks are big enough for a toddler to grip and the wheels are big enough to roll on carpet without an issue. I honestly could recommend kids as young as 18 months could play with them if they like cars. As they can roll them pretty much anywhere and they can take some abuse. my only precaution is that for some reason some versions of these monster jam trucks have their wheels pop off. However, they are relatively easy to pop back on they might pose a choking hazard if the child is in the oral stage just need to be mindful. My Son has been playing with these type of trucks since he was about a year old without a single problem and has a ton of them now. « Show Less
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I have the 123 set for my 3 year old son and would not consider buying regular because the pieces are much smaller and easily pose a choking hazard for young children. Also the 123 comes with less accessories altogether and more chunky ergonomic parts which makes looking for toys and cleanup easier.
1231828
These are the bigger puzzles. We have gotten the four small puzzles in a small box with a sliding lid before but these are not like that. These are 4 separate larger puzzles. They each come with the wooden frame that you can build the puzzle in which makes it easier for my 2 year old.
1099721
As I recall, the wheels are the smallest parts. I believe they would be too big for little bro to swallow. The six year old will LOVE this set.
579430
I bought a 100 piece set and they are played with by twin boys who are 3 on a daily basis. They are thrown, stepped, slammed together and are still holding strong and none of them have broken. They love these and come highly recommended.
1231827
These are larger than the set you're referring to. Each comes shrink wrapped. The pieces are big and thick enough for my 2 year old to easily handle.
874874
Buy a pack and play....they're much more sturdy. Perhaps up to one year or a littlt older is ok for thr Bjorn...it depends on the size of the child. Remember, this product is not worth what you're paying.
63022
This is a close call and hard to decide. If given the option of HO or N scale, I would prefer the smaller N scale. The miniature scaled train sets are much more compact and takes up less room to set up however it requres a higher degree of skill to work the smaller sets so for beginners and kids I would reccomend the larger scale HO scale.
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There isn't 2 of everything but they could both build cars and small houses without a problem. If they like to build the same things I'd get 2 sets. My boys build great together with this set. The argument we have is over who gets to be Lego guys. We bought a set of people and still have a few spats.
2225975
I would get the larger one, the boys can always grow into it. The larger goal is intended for U-12 and up play. We have been very happy with it. We continue to take it and set it up everywhere we need to for impromptu play.
699306
My son has both the 100 piece set and the 48 piece DX set and they complement one another perfectly. The 48 piece set has some different pieces such as: a large square with a door built in, an arch way, two little rings, and a flat bed with 4 wheels to build up as a car, trailer or other creative ideas. I think it would be worth getting him the other set if he loves playing with them already as it will give him a little more variety.
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Hello, I have a 3 year old and a 5 year old. I baught a 16inch for my 3 yr old. It's perfect size for him, especially with the training wheels. I baught the 18inch for my 5 year old. He rides without the training wheels.