what are the ages for this
850626
I bought the bed for my grandson for his second birthday. He sleeps in it and plays "fort" under it. The bed is very sturdy, and we also used plywood in place of the bunkie board. I think the bed could accommodate a child until they grew tired of it.
850627
We put our son in this just before he turned 3 but my husband and I can both get up there with him (not at the same time). Also our almost 2 year old can get up and down by herself.
850628
I read that it is up to 8 years old. We put plywood on the bottom of frame and a low profile box spring. The bed is strong enough like that for my husband to sleep in it. I hope this helps.
850629
They say 3-15 years but my son got it for his 2nd birthday (and loves it still.) I would say a better age range would be from ages 2-8. I'm sure they say 3 and up because of the small parts (choking hazard with the fasteners.)
1178559
My 18 month old plays with this every day but, of course, she's very advanced! I'd say 2 - 5 year olds for sure.
965529
My 3 yr old and my 6 yr old boys both like playing with this. I would say about 3-8yrs old is the age range.
1973303
Manufactures recommended age is 18 months to 5 years but I think it is more like 18 monthhs to 3 years. My son is a short 2 1/2 year old and he is outgrowing it. Lots of fun though while it lasted.
1391453
I'm not sure of the recommended age, but my 3 year old plays with them. She's broken a few of them over the past few months, and she is a very gentle little girl. I'd say they are definitely made for kids older than her.
1026863
I would say from ages 2-5. The pieces are big enough not to be a hazard for young kids.
2214520
My daughter got this for her 7th birthday. She is tall for her age - maybe an inch or two over her peers. I would say anywhere from 6-9 years old.
708918
The manufacturer recommends ages 3-8, however a previous reviewer said 4-10 in her estimation. I think it mostly depends on your kids' size and skill level. If they are over 8 but relatively small for their age, this set should work great. On the other hand if they are a tall/big kid for their age or they've grown in skill level and need a bigger kit, go for a different set.
2104807
I would say 4 - 12 month olds. My son started at 4 months and loves it still at 8 months. Due to height restrictions it probably wouldn't fit any older than a 1 year old.
1270354
I would say ages 3 or 4 and up. I've seen videos online of kids ages 10-12 playing it.
2236965
I gave this as a gift for my 4 1/2 year old nephew and he liked it a lot. So I guess like as young 5-10 years of age (and or above, 'cause adults like it too, lol!) would be perfect age for this one. I hope it helps.
2268583
I'd say ages 3 through 6. We got it for our granddaughter when she was 3, she's now 4-and-a-half and she still has plenty of room.
1643459
25 months to 5 years old. In my opinion, at the stages kids develop in todays world a 5 year old may be too advanced for this because of the making of it but it will still help them learn and they will still enjoy it. :)
525497
I'd say a younger age, 3-7. We sent ours back bc it was defective, but the concept is good for younger kids.
1969897
We bought it for my sons 3rd birthday. It's perfect for him...he is old enough to comprehend the driving, shifting and steering. Our neighbors all drive it and they range from 3yrs old to 8yrs old. Some are bigger than others but still play nicely with it with stuff legs. I would say the best age is 3-5 or 6yrs old depending on size of the child.
677673
I will say ages between 2-3. I bought it for my 4 years old girl and it was just small.never used it.
309773
i would say 2-5 y. But, one year old still play with it and hold it. Just look a little big on 1 y old.