IS this see saw big enough that it will last a while. I have 5 & 3 year old girls...I want this to last a few years.
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Yes. Have a 7 year old boy and twin 3 year old boys. All still use it. Age 5-6 is perfect. Just watch for when the older one figures out how to spin the little in a circle at 100 mph.
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yes my daughters were 2 and 5 when I got this and now they are 4 and 7 and still use it and love it.
1565163
My mom got this for her 5 grandkids about 4 years ago. Mechanical it had be very sturdy. I did need to replace one of the seats this past summer as one of them is always in contact with the ground.
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My girls were 4&3 when I got it. They weigh about 35-40 lbs each. I think you'll be okay with it for a while. My big 7 year old boy and his friend played in it, too, and we're fine. Maybe a little tall, but still had fun.
2001870
yes it will last. very well built and sturdy. they can go in circles also on this one.
118912
An estimate of how long it will last mostly depends on usage. Under most all circumstances, it should last at least a couple seasons. You can also place targets over the face of it and primarily use it as a backstop. It's well worth it though!
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I think it just depends on how long the child wants to play with it. We have 4 and 5 year old's that come over and play with it more than my 3 year old. But scale wise, in my opinion, it is perfect for 3-4 year old's.
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sort of heavy and not worth the money. mine would not start right out of the box. when i tried to get the saw serviced, was informed that poulan does not warranty the cheaper saws.save your money, hit the flea markets and yard sales. find a saw about 10/15 years old. those were great saws. mine will not cut a 2" sapling side aways, but will cut some if you have your log/climb 90 degrees to the bar.
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I purchased this for my 4ft tall 7yo. It was barely small enough for her, but that was the point. Rather than buy a bike she'd outgrow over the winter, this one will last her for the next 2-3 years. So, depending on your child's height, I'd say this is appropriate for a 7-10 year old.
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All depends. Mine were 5/6 and now hardly play with it a year later. I think at three itll be used a ton. Pretty hard to damge unless it gets drawn on or something. Took quite a while to put together. About 3 hours for us but tat included telling the kids to go someplace else.
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I cut up a log that was 5 inches just took a while. I am an older lady so I do not want to use a big saw. Except for taking time this was ok. I am not very strong and could not push down very hard. The smaller logs cut fine. I am happy with the saw and feel it is safe for me.
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hi--mine was bought as a Christmas gift--but I have seen it..it would be okay if the 3 year old were small for his age. I bought this for my grandson who just turned 2 years old yesterday. I am wondering how much use he will get out of it, as he is already 3 feet tall. So I would consider the size of the child before buying
1600268
yes take it slow though. My motor burned out in 5 months. Loved this little saw while it lasted
1240362
I think it is a good size to grow with. I got it for my little girl who is 9 but the 13 year old uses it as well.
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My 5 and 3 year old fit comfortably. We lived it while it lasted. I have to be honest though, after about 3 months and maybe 15-20 uses one of the wields failedd and it was no longer useable. It was super sad.
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I got for my daughter who was 3 years old and now she is 4 and still she plays with it ... If u are looking for the one as a dresser for your daughters room than It's not that big..
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Yes, I think 3 is still a good age for this. My daughter is just over 2 and she's very tall for her age & I don't think she'll outgrow it any time soon. So the size is good for a 3 year old & its a very fun gift!
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Yes, it is a great size for ages 4-5. We had a time putting this together! I hope you have better luck.
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I've used mine about 5X, always put it away when finished & it's still in good shape. If you have young kids that'll use it 5x/week - all summer, it'll likely need to be replaced after 1 year.
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I think unless you have a very little 5-7 yr old this will be too small. My daughter used it when she was 3-4 and when our battery would no longer charge my husband actually hooked it up w a lawn mower battery. No idea what size that would be.
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I originally bought this vacuum for my preschool (3-5 yr. olds) classroom, but to vacuum the carpets. I discovered very quickly that it doesn't pick up very much as the power is nothing compared to the stuff it had to pick up. So, I placed it in the Dramatic Play Center. My kids love it! So, I'm guessing that yours will too. :) Keep the handle in the shortest, locked position (as if it were being stored) and the height should be ok for your little one. He/she may need to "grow" into it abit, depending on his/her size, though. But I believe the weight would be manageable for him/ her. Good Luck. :) I originally bought this vacuum for my preschool (3-5 yr. olds) classroom, but to vacuum the carpets. I discovered very quickly that it doesn't pick up very much as the power is nothing compared to the stuff it had to pick up. So, I placed it in the Dramatic Play Center. My kids love it! So, I'm guessing that yours will too. :) Keep the handle in the shortest, locked position (as if it were being stored) and the height should be ok for your little one. He/she may need to "grow" into it abit, depending on his/her size, though. But I believe the weight would be manageable for him/... » Read More I originally bought this vacuum for my preschool (3-5 yr. olds) classroom, but to vacuum the carpets. I discovered very quickly that it doesn't pick up very much as the power is nothing compared to the stuff it had to pick up. So, I placed it in the Dramatic Play Center. My kids love it! So, I'm guessing that yours will too. :) Keep the handle in the shortest, locked position (as if it were being stored) and the height should be ok for your little one. He/she may need to "grow" into it abit, depending on his/her size, though. But I believe the weight would be manageable for him/ her. Good Luck. :) « Show Less