What is the apprpriate age for these?
1027425
I have grandchildren ages 2 to almost 8 and they all love plying with them.
1027426
All ages. My grandson is 4 and grandaughter is 6. They both love them and I have fun as well playing with tiles .I got the 100 piece for my grandsons birthday. My grandaughter is asking for a set for her birthday. I will be purchasing another set in March.
1027427
Children from 3 up have used these tiles. Many Pre-schools have them so many children are exposed to them there and readily enjoy having their own set at home.
1027428
My granddaughter just turned two. My daughter said she immediately knew what to do with them to start building...
1027429
As young as 2 up to ? I have seen parents playing with them even when the children have moved on
1509024
I don't think there was any age recommendations, just weight limits. I my self wouldn't buy them for anyone less than 14 or so because it takes a certain amount of weight and coordination to use them as well as good sense to be safe (relatively anyway). I think weight limit was 165 lbs. My 16 year old uses them and she is about 125lbs.
354267
I don't think they are too young for a 6 year old. My son is almost 4 1/2 and really enjoys them.
758470
I purchased them for my Grandson and they seem to work fine for him....he is only 6. :)
1031578
Initially I bought them for my grandson (who has Down Syndrome) at age 6.....however I believe any child over 3 years would enjoy them.
510605
It doesn't really say. They are not recommended for under age 3 because of choking hazard.
196756
Toddlers, no problems.. I think my children played with them until about7-8 yrs and had to jump on them to collapse them.
1969871
My son is 5 and has been playing with these since he was 3, with no sign of losing interest yet. I don't know what the upper age is though.
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We got the 8" ones for our daughter's preschool. The kids are all 2-5 years old. They seem to work fine but might be a little big for the smaller kids. They grow into them eventually. It's been about a year and they are still working.
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My four year old uses them. I think for a one year old they may slip off and be a little big.
1047720
I think they would be fine for 1 year, maybe suggested age is 2 because they could actually build something.
862460
They were quite when I received them and tried them out. I do not know as they age. I gave them as a gift.
1851105
My grandson was just over a year old when I bought these for him. A bit too young to comprehend building, but he did have fun knocking them down after we built things for him. LOL And they are too big to be a choking hazard so 1 yr old is not too young.
1328927
The box states ages 2-5 and I believe that is appropriate. I got this for my almost 2 year old grandson but his big sister, 4 1/2, also likes to play with them.
1958648
I have a child care in my home and all my kids play with these. I'd say ages 1 through 5 would love to use these!
1047719
Not sure but my boys are 7 months and they hold them, try to eat them etc and it is just fine. Maybe because that is the optimal age for the motor skills to stack them and stuff? Not sure but I think they are fine for any age. They are wood and are hard so that is something to consider.
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My Daughter is turning 2 in July and I got these a couple months ago when she was about 21 months old. She loves them and I don't see any sharp parts or danger. I guess someone could bite the wheels off and there is the usual under 3 warnings, but other than that there are no problems I can see. She doesn't put things into her mouth, so I guess we are safe there and if your little guy still does there may be a choking possibility. I have a track set coming in a couple days, too.