Description says "WARNING:CHOKING HAZARD-- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs." are these made of plutonium or are there giant babys somewhere?
73136
No, it's the packaging Edsel. My 70# BELL was delivered successfully to my house in a very sturdy and supportive package. Considering the bell's size and obvious mass and the unmanageable dangers it would present if it became loose and ballistic in shipment (have you every held an 80# weight at arms length and dropped it?) it had MANY separate sturdy small parts that held it fairly firmly in the shipping box, and as I recall the bell itself also was enclosed in a thick plastic-type bag. It's a good solid bell, Edsel, almost exactly on-weight and good-sized handle (I have large hands); so have FUN with it! Pax vobis... Captain Jack
1640133
They vary in size a little bit, none of them are small enough to be a choking hazard. Most are smaller then actual size to fit toddler hands so I would say no they are not realistic in size. For my 19mo old daughter these are just perfect I am so glad I bought her this toy! We also have a Melissa and doug veggie set and fruit set (each sold separately those are for 3 and up) and those are realistic and to scale if that is important to you.
202820
They are a bigger Lego. Definitely more appropriate for younger. Mine is age 3-4 yrs.
685590
I believe they would be safe - I can't thing of any parts small enough to be a choking hazard.
453252
No choking hazard....your right there is NO small parts, it came in a big plastic wrap/bag. That would be only possible thing I can think of.
1902220
it says 6+ on most boxes. I think the age goes up for products that have potential choking hazards.
2052875
All of the pieces are quite large, especially for a young child. It would be extremely hard for them to be swallowed.
2219822
Not a choking hazard. I think they are perfectly sized for a 1-year-old, though I have to admit I don't love the selection of blocks included.
1609986
This is NOT recommended for children at all! The pieces came broken apart while in the packaging, which means, it's BAD quality, AND if it's broken while packaged-it's not constructed well enough to handle child hands, thus, creating CHOKING hazards after the child broke the pieces off.
94853
I don't believe that there is anything about this toy that could be construed by anyone, except maybe a lawyer, to be a choking hazard. That being said, my boy likes the toy and even at his age (now 6) cannot put it into his mouth, much less try to swallow it. There are no little parts and he cannot remove the battery. I doubt that a two-year old could do that also. It is a nice toy for little ones, and I fully believe it to be a safe toy.
147034
I am looking at this set in another catalog. It says they are made of PVC. I'm not sure where it is made. We got it for a 3 year old, but she doesn't put things in her mouth. Sorry I can't help you more.
2170095
Yes, the toppings are choking hazards. They are basically the size of 2 stacked quarters. My niece 10 mo puts them in her mouth all the time and after a month Imy brother took the discs away, to my other niece 2 yo's chagrin. Now my niece 10 mo old has tested high for lead poisoning - on 4 occasions. My brother is going to test the pizza kit to see if it contains lead paint.
941632
I got them for my 2 year old for his birthday. I don't think any are small enough to be choking hazards. Most are 4 inches (approx) long.
1584232
I would not have a three-year old play with this because of the choking hazards. It comes with a lot of miniature accessories, like a hand dryer, for example, that a three-year old could easily put in their mouth.
1605540
I dunno but my 2 year old son been playing with it till now he's 4 no plm seem not a choking hazard to me
2219824
I don't think any of these are small enough to swallow, but I would check the website and make sure. I forget what the age limit was, but I have seen and played with the toys, lol, with my grandson, and they do not seem small enough to fit in their mouths. The long ones are small in circumference, but are too long to be easily swallowed. Hope this helps!
1308914
Took a measure to them and some of the smaller pieces are as small as 1" x 1/2", so yes, a choking hazard for younger children is a real possibility.