what size goals would be best for a 3-4 year old?
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I bought the 4x6 for my 10 year old, but my 4 year old uses them too. He'll be able to grow into them, but the 2x3 would be more size appropriate.
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Hello,My daughter is 3 years old. What size skates recommends that you use?
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I bought a size 1 for my 7-year old daughter. I think for you a size 4 may be best.
1695225
I don't know that you can really go wrong with a ball from 5-9 inches. I have a 2 and a 4 year old and we have several different sizes. Probably their favorite one is about 6 or 7 inches inches in size. It is good for kicking and two handed throwing. I had bought an 8.5 inch one for my 6 year old nephew, but both girls can play with it too.
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Yes, I'd say the same as others, unless you've a huge baby small is a great first size for 0-3 or even 4 depending on the size. But if you're buying them now at 3 months maybe consider only a few small and go a size up for most so they last a bit longer. Though if you're planning on another baby anyway you will need them again anyway.
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My son who is just about 2 and 27lbs fits perfectly on this and has fun gliding around the house. My 4 year old girl is about 40lbs scoots on it but she's pushing being a little to tall and big for it. The small one is for little kids. If they have larger sizes that would be better.
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I agree with the other answers really just depends how big your 4 year old is. I would say it's better than nothing. But you need to check on the weight limit as well.
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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.
714852
I would suggest the 7 foot board. Or even longer if your son is growing. Also depends on wave size--larger waves say over 4 feet --may want a bigger board.
427456
I think this is ideal for a younger child. Probably too small for your daughter at 4 1/2 - she would need something larger.
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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.
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I think six is a great age for this toy. It's not full size so older kids would be disappointed. The flags are small but the goal is a decent size.
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Probably not too big. I think it is great for 4-8 years old. My daughter just turned 5. She will be able to use for a few years at least.
605270
Not good for 3 year old or 4 year old at all.... Very little goal space... Tiny ball more for 2 year old
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A 4yr old would be ok, for this one. I thought I ordered the large one. But this ball is really small and they can injure themselves on them. I would hate to see what the smaller one looked like. My grandson tried bouncing on it and the ball bounced forward and he busted his head on the ground. If your 4year old is very strong and has good control they may be able to use it. I thought my 3yr old grandson did, but everytime he tried it he got hurt.
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I purchased a smaller youth sized basketball to help my grandson become more proficient at dribbling and shooting the ball. The goal will accommodate both sizes, so I will transition him into the regular size ball as he gets older.
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This may be just a little too big for your son right now, we bought for already 3 year old, he is petite but is still just a little young for it, it goes pretty fast it is best suited for 4 to 5 year old