I have a daughter turning 1 in a week, she started walking a couple of weeks ago. Could this be an appropriate gift for her? Or is she too young?
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I bought it for a 2 year old and she lovd it. She still rides it every day and is now over 3. I think it's really too tall for a 1 year old, but would look great as decor until she's old enough to ride it.
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It looks cute as a decoration in my son's room. He will be two in a couple of months, and likes to sit on it and rock, but isn't tall enough to get on and off of it yet. I think it would be a fine gift for a one year old though, as long as someone helps her hold on.
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This will be too big. My son is 2.5 years-old and sits on it well now and he is a bigger kid. It is well made, very cute and I'm glad I purchased, but it will probably be a year or so before your daughter could ride unassisted.
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our grandson didn't start playing with this until he was 18mts. We got it for his 1st bbirthday
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It's ok. My daughter was 2 when I bought it. She loved playing with her older brothers cars, so I thought she would really like it. She played with it pretty steady for a couple of days and hasn't touched it since. I would start with some smaller (cheaper) little people sets first if you haven't already.
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My 3 year old daughter looks good with the stroller... But I think it'll do for a 6 year old as well, cause I have a tall nephew who's 6 and he looks fine with it as well lol. I just think she'll grow out of it fast..
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My daughter was probably 9 or 10 months old when we first put her in it. That's worked fine just for walking. I used the running attachment and my husband used the biking attachment within a month or two after that with her. My 5 year old still fits in it just fine.
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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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That's a hard call as it may be big for your little one.I feel like for practicality reasons, it wouldn't be too big for long, but it may seem like she is lost in it for a little while. I don't have experience with the smaller one so I'm not sure how to compare.
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We bought this for out granddaughter for her 2nd birthday. I think it might be too tall or move too easy for a 1 year old. It is a great toy, tho.
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I think it's up to 30 # but you are only supposed to us it until they are walking. So you will probably only get a few months use out of it. It is a great way to keep baby interested, busy, and build leg strength and coordination. So I still would recommend it.
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I think it is def ok for a 1yo! They may not understand how to use the toy you put sand in to spin, but if you teach them they'll learn! My 18month old loved this and I don't see why a 1yo wouldn't without a little help from parents :)
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I have a three year old. We got it when he was 2.5. A younger child could probably use some pieces of it. The zipper and velcro are easiest and I suspect even many 1 year olds could use them. There are still a few things my son cannot do (like tying shoes), but that's why we got it, to grow with him. I'd guess 1.5-4 would be a great age for this toy.
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My daughter is 17 months and has been playing with it for a month now. I think this product will grow with your child at one year. I def. recommend, as your child will learn numbers and sounds as he/she presses the images on the pad. My LO has trouble with some of the commands on the play mode, such as "find the 8 peas," but its still a great buy. I purchased it on sale for $7.99 via amazon.
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Personally I think yes it would be too young for a 2 1/2 year old. My 11 month old gets bored with it. I'd say up to 1 1/2 maybe. That is just my personal opinion though.
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Hi Dorian, Technically, a 'toddler' is approximately two-years old, and most likely walking. Their little bones are getting stronger, and are exercised more once they start alking and eventually running. About that time you may want to consider 'turning' the matress to the more orthepedic-friendly side for toddlers and smaller children as their 'comfort-needs' are now differnet than when they were infants. Ultimately it is up to you, but the 'toddler-side' is more chushy, ans supportive of a larger little one . . . .
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Yes! I gave it to two one year old little girls on their first birthday and they absolutely loved it. I also have a one year old daughter now and she loves babies more than anything.
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Yes, I would say o.k. We were pleased with it for our toddler as she is now walking at 13 months. So she wasn't in the walker very long. It was safe, practical for her and entertaining and a reasonable cost.
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It is perfect from the Age that your kid walks .. 1 year seems great... The rein is about 2 mts iwhen is full extended
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A one-yr-old would certainly grow into this. You both would have fun spinning him/her around in the meantime. It's a fun vehicle and the kiddos at the program where I work enjoy it.