Would my 20 month old girl boy twins be too young for this?
831424
I bought this for my granddaughter's 3rd birthday. I think it would depend upon your twins maturity level. I think they would enjoy it.
831425
I would say yes that they are too young. My kids did not get into this kitchen set until they were about 3 1/2
831426
not at all... We bought this for Christmas when our first son was 3. He is now almost 7 and still loves playing with it with his friends and our other children. Our 1 year old and 2 year old LOVE it as well. I only wish we thought of buying it sooner for our first son. I think it is only recommended after 3 years but I would recommend it for 6 months +. My daughter played with it before she could even walk (at 8 1/2 months) she would crawl over to the kitchen and use it to pull herself up to a standing position to play with it. My kids are very rough on their toys and this is still standing and used daily after four years. The noise on the burner doesn't work that well as water was poured on it during a secret mission cooking experience but other than that everything still works and beeps as it ought to which is really amazes me. For the people who gave it poor reviews- it must be put together properly in order to have the oven door close and no, this is NOT a self cleaning kitchen. The children take all of the drawers out of the kitchen and all of the cooking products & food products out of it to play with them, so yes, it does create a mess but it is so easy to pick up afterwards and why would you buy a toy that they don't want to play with? It also provides a great opportunity to teach the children how to pick up after themselves with an easy task of putting everything back where it belongs in their kitchen. We supplemented it with many Melissa & Doug food products and the Melissa & Doug produce stand and they play with it every day. It has survived a move to the UK as well and is still played with often even though my kids are now 10, 5 & 4. Still a great toy 7 years later!
2111929
Yes. My grandson used it from 5 mos till about 14 months. He is in a 3T already. Big boy. I think your twins will do fine. Love the suction cups on the bottom of the playpen for hardwood floors.
1330658
Depends on the child. If they still put things in their mouth I would say no. Our grandson, if I remember correctly, started really playing with them around 4 1/2.
2117472
I think this may be little too advanced for a 3 year old. It is a wonderful toy; very well made and amazing the way it moves and the sounds but I think I would wait until the child is about 6 years old. But I wouldn't hesitate to buy now.
912449
I would say yes, if the child isn't too small. Like maybe no younger than 7 or 8 . . . .
846099
I am thinking she would be a little too small for it to support her. Also there is a learning curve to keep yourself upright using this and I am not sure at 10 months she would be capable of that. Of course you could always try it, just stay very very close + keep your hands on her. She will grow into it and they are a wonderful tool even if she is not quite ready for it at this time.
36054
My 10 year twins received these for their birthday. So for a toddler I would say no.
148941
My twins got this for their first birthday. They love hearing it sing & shoving the "cookies" into the front hole, but aren't coordinated enough yet to match the shapes & get them in the small holes. It's definitely too simple for my 4 year old though. I would guess 1-3 year olds would be the best age range for this toy.
696469
Not at all- I bought two different versions of this toy for twin 5 year olds and they need help in setting up the sets in various configurations. If your son enjoys building and ausing his imagination in building he will be able to create hundreds of different constructions.
1600428
I use it when working with 2 year olds. All my kids absolutely love it. If you want to sit with them to work on sharing, one is enough. However if you want them so your twins can play independently and enjoy the toy you may want two. I hope that helps!!
2032196
it would be perfect for them. my brother had triplets so that's where i got the idea from... good luck.
1214594
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys!EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
839460
I would say no. It is designed to be cognitively appropriate for children 18 months and older, but my 20 month old wasn't interested. If your one year old just likes sounds, this would work. If you want it to be educational, I would say pass.
722823
My twins (17 months) love this music set, but I haven't let them play with the xylophone yet. I don't really see how they could get cut with it though. I think you just need to use your judgement about what's age appropriate. The xylophone is a nicer one and I think they'll really enjoy it when they're around 2. For now, a cheaper/more baby friendly one that we purchased is good enough.
155972
I would say probably not. My almost two year old is not as interested as she was at just over one.
2237504
It depends on how old they are. My 18 month old has plenty of room for herself but not enough for another.
1214593
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys! EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.