I inadvertently bought it for 1 year old, looked simple enough and the design was attractive. Is it too advanced for 1 year old ?
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I do not think it is too advanced for a one year old. The only concern would be to be careful not to sit/step on the garages as they are cardboard (heavy).Our little 18 mo. grandson loved this toy.
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It is good for several ages. To begin it is fun to stack and knock over, advance to learning numbers and colors, getting right car into correct garage, etc. Fun at any age
1990439
No! I bought it for a one year old ! So cute and plenty of ways to play! Cars and garages...can't be beat!
1990440
No, a one year old will enjoy this toy and can stack with it as well as play with the cars. It is good for many ages.
1990441
I think it will be fine. It's a toy that will grow with the child. He/She may not get all the colors, numbers and size ramifications at this age, but the cars are sturdy and should be safe for a toddler. In time, it will offer lots of extra learning!
685221
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.
1711491
I think this is great for that age level!! I think the kids one is too complicated for that age level.
2161834
This would be great for a one year old. It is very sturdy so it will last for years. Also, the the shatterproof mirror is clear. Your 1 year old will love it as my 3 year old granddaughter does.
1985132
I bought this for my 5 month old. I don't think it would be suitable for a one year old, since they most likely can now walk.
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Absolutely! My 3 y/o grandson tinkers with it, but I believe the prime age (to understand all the imagination invoking features) is best suited to the 4 - 7 year old age range and possibly older. Right now he likes turning the light on and screwing in the screws (by hand) into the workbench holes and the prefabbed word-look building materials that come with it.
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I believe it's recommended for 1 year n up. My Grandson is 1 and he has figured it out, however the counting and alphabet will come later. He will be able to use it for several years
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i bought it for my 3 year old grandson.......hmmm depends I guess on how excited he gets with puzzles.....a year old would likelp put it together pretty quickly if they have been doing puzzles for some time........ IT IS NEAT THOUGH!
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Hi, I think your 1 year old would love it, it keeps my 8mo occupied lol ...Its definitely a toy that a child can grow with since the toy aims to teach children, for example by pressing the number buttons on the remote it says what number you pressed hence the child can learn numbers, the volume up button actually raises and lowers the volume, there is also a 'change the channel' button which changes the songs played. Its a great toy for a child's development since it also encourages precision movement of their tiny fingers in pressing buttons as well as encourages their understanding of the functions of the toy and for the price its a deal! I don't regret purchasing it! Hi, I think your 1 year old would love it, it keeps my 8mo occupied lol ...Its definitely a toy that a child can grow with since the toy aims to teach children, for example by pressing the number buttons on the remote it says what number you pressed hence the child can learn numbers, the volume up button actually raises and lowers the volume, there is also a 'change the channel' button which changes the songs played. Its a great toy for a child's development since it also encourages precision movement of their tiny fingers in pressing buttons as well as encourages their understanding of the... » Read More Hi, I think your 1 year old would love it, it keeps my 8mo occupied lol ...Its definitely a toy that a child can grow with since the toy aims to teach children, for example by pressing the number buttons on the remote it says what number you pressed hence the child can learn numbers, the volume up button actually raises and lowers the volume, there is also a 'change the channel' button which changes the songs played. Its a great toy for a child's development since it also encourages precision movement of their tiny fingers in pressing buttons as well as encourages their understanding of the functions of the toy and for the price its a deal! I don't regret purchasing it! « Show Less
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On the box it says "ages 8+". However, I think I remember my younger (than 8) children enjoying it as well, though they perhaps only did the simpler designs.
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10+If a child has any experience with the Lego architecture collection, this is not age an appropriate product. It is too easy.
2012114
It's really cute! I bought it for my 6 year old but my 3 and 1 year old love it too! So my answer would be yes.
67887
Yes, I think a one year old would enjoy this! It is easier than building a fort and my grandson loves crawling through it and just laying in it.
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Yes, I bought it for my 1.5 year old daughter. She will be able to use it for a few years!
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I think it would look fine. I have a one and a half year old. I just put rubber bands around both of the knobs so she can't get it. I haven't been worried at all that she might break the glass.
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I bought it for a child that I tutor. He was a 9 year old at the time and even though it is not fragile, it takes some fine motor skills to get it working well so that you can see things through it, so I recommended that his father help him with it.
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I don't think this would be good for a one year old at all. I gave this to my grandson when he turned two and am very happy with it as my grandson loves it.