I need something for my 8 years boy
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I guess is a good option. I bought it for my nephew, but she is 2 years old, and for now she starts to play with this kind of things, but for a boy of 8 years I think is good.
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I do not think this is age appropriate for an 8 year old. It is much more appropriate for ages under 6. Basic Early learning with letters, reading, colors, alphabet, etc.
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My Little Guy is three and loves the InnoTab. The innoTab has a huge assortment of programs in varying age ranges. I think at the age of 8 I might start my Little Guy out on the laptop though and keep a close eye on him. That's just my opinion though.Leslie
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underground toys has a digital catalogue on their website that might help you. http://www.underground-toys.com/
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I think it would be great for him. I got it primarily for my daughter who is 8 to take with her to her dad's house and to use as a learning tool for our home schooling.
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My son is 8 years old. He loves minecraft and legos. He was able to put it together. He likes all of them. So you couldn't go wrong with any one you choose.
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Yes buy needles you always need needles. There might be on that comes with it but your son will break them regularly. Thats the nature of needles. :) get a couple of 3 packs of needles.
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Umm. I would buy a chair that was meant for kids... Look in Kids Furnishings... Honest answer you buy the stuff for kids they grow out of it. I would wait several years and by a chair for him later that is more appropriate for his age... Get him a Kids chair for now...
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It would be perfect for an 8 year old. Four is about as young as I would start if you wanted the child to work it herself. The adults hve enjoyed it also. I would buy this again and it has held up really well. Hope this helps.
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It sort of depends on the modelling talent of the 8 year old. If he/she is a typical one, I would say no unless you help by doing all the work. This model requires advanced modeling skills and I suspect would be a huge challenge for an 8 year old. Of course, you could buy it and stash it for 5 or 6 years. In the interim, look for a less complex model. There are several available so best to check a couple of stores (on-line or face to face). Good luck.Clyde
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No, I would buy him one that is thicker with more protection. It might survive a drop depending what it hit, carpet, a surface with give. But I would buy my child something different.
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The games would probably not be challenging enough for a very bright 8-year-old; my 7-year old finds it a little too young. This is best for kids 2-6, in my opinion. As far as a handheld for under $100? The DS is a good suggestion; I would wait for a lower priced "adult" tablet to come out.
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You could use one of these helmets but it might be to heavy for him so I would recommend a lighter weight one for him like a dirt jump lid I hope this helps you out
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I have a 9 year old nephew and got another one for him. I think it would be appropriate for an 8 year old. May not last forever but with a few spare parts its probably a good choice.
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No, in fact, he might want more. As kids get older, their projects get more complex. Please look at these pics www(dot)dilgo(dot)ch.
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Thanks so much for the inquiry! At his height and weight, a board in the 137cm range will be ideal, give or take a couple cms either way. That K2 Mini Turbo board is a 120cm so it will be a bit small for him. Have a great day!
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My boy was 8 he did well with it , did need some adult help, this really is a neat robot
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I have 3 and 8 year old boys. They both use them VERY OFTEN and also our main computer recently broke, so Dad and I have been using as well. Great for ALL ages!! I definitely recommend.