What age is recommended?
1002413
Not surr but my 4 yr old does great with it..i would guess 3-12 or even a little older. Lots of fun for the whole family.
1208752
I have taught kids from about 8yr to 14yr. I would say it is 10yr+ with some help. 12yr+ would be ideal.
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. :)
1537122
I'm not sure what recommend age is. I have purchased this for my 2 1/2yr old niece. Hope this help you.
2237622
Any age! My kids were 5 and 6 when I got theirs. But they would have been appropriate at a younger age as well and I'm sure they will appreciate them for at least a handful more years.
149160
Ages 7 and up would be best. My 5 year old nephew tries to play, but it's pretty difficult for him.
1824952
The label says "For children under 2 years of age - consult doctor". So age 2 and up. :)
1556215
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I... » Read More Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. « Show Less
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I'd say it's best for 2/3 to 6/7 year olds. I have a 3 yr old and 5 yr old who play with it a ton (both girls) and their big brother (8 yrs old) joins in sometimes but loses interest quickly.
1819
I do not know what the recommended age is for use of this product. It may be best to check with the product supplier.
775486
I can't remember for sure but I think for the 4.3 they recommended between 4 and 6 years of age I got it for my grandson who is 4 and it was perfect for him you put the child age in and only content come up for they age
1542089
I think the youngest appropriate age would be about 5 or 6. My 6 year old nephew played it pretty easily.
1026863
I would say from ages 2-5. The pieces are big enough not to be a hazard for young kids.
1524122
Depends on the child but I'd say no .... closer to 5 should be the starting age
801652
I bought it for twin boys 1st birthday. They have a 2 1/2 yr old brother. All 3 will grow into it perfectly. I don't remember the recommended age range from Supplier.
1261246
I would say any age as long as there is an adult there for the really little ones. Out neighbor is three and loves it.
1589857
I own the game and I would say about 8+, or really any child who is adept at using a DS and can read words with 10-12 characters and understand. It does demand a decent understanding of the English language and a basic understanding of how towns work and what "ordinances" are and things like that. Nothing is inappropriate or bad for young eyes/ears but it takes a good amount of knowledge to decipher the directions and conversations.That being said, if you plan on helping the child out with reading and things and play time, it's perfectly fine for any age :).