I was thinking of giving a 6 year old girl this gift but I see most reviews are talking about smaller children. Should I find something else??
1970357
I ordered this for my two year old, my 4 year old niece, AND my 6 year old niece. ALL three girls play with their sets constantly!
1970358
No. Kids love this kind of thing. As far as small children are concerned, it seems to me that many parents buy things that are too advanced for the age of the child. From all the reviews I've read on various toys, this is a very common practice. Use your own judgement. The six year old will be happy with it.
1163399
It would work for a six year old but they may think its a little babyish. I would say more 2-5. It's made real bulky to stand up to a little one.
1895399
I think the larger Lalaloopsy dolls are probably better for 4-year-olds and up. We got our daughter her first one at six. They are somewhat big and the heads are a bit heavy. Still a little one would have fun. Maybe try a smaller version, but not the teeny tiny ones, as they might be choking hazards.
1199985
My granddaughter is 2 years old and it is perfect for her so I would say it would be too small for a 6 year old.
202159
A 6 year old would probably be at the tail-end of playing with this set. I think their imagination would be going forward to something more interactive for that age. Would probably play with it at first out of curiosity, but don't see it lasting long as approaching 6 1/2 or 7.
1702612
I bought it for my niece who turned 6. She seems to love it and is able to ride it well! I hope this helps.
466304
Well, as long as you're under the age of 8, this will do you just fine. My Nephew is 6. and its working out just great for him. Tune her up, and get to it.. �
566696
It would be great for 4 and 5 but might start to get small for them after about age 6. My daughter is 3 and it's great!
2112261
It is perfect for my 4 year old. her 8 year old sister also still uses it, but id say by next year she will have outgrown it. They have held up great and my girls love them. Hope that helps.
473939
I think you could go either way. Our Girls are preteens and really like it but, I would say under maybe 8 would not have as much fun. We brought it along for Thanksgiving this year and our nephew was home from college and he really liked it. My husband and I really like this one (we also have forbidden Island) and think it would be fun with a group of adults also. Hope that helps :)
888579
I feel it would work fine for the 4 year old. We bought it for our 3 year old granddaughter. As for the 6 year old, probably would depend on the size of the child and "how much" pillow do they want. It would work great for a travel pillow like the ad says if the 6 year old doesn't like it. Ours loves it and even her little head sure doesn't take up much of this smaller pillow even so now that I say that, the 6 year old should like it too!
149161
My son is 6 and my daughter is 8. Their friends have played it and loved it. My husband and I have played it and some of our friends and loved it. I think six ( any younger they might be to short) and older would be great.
2147269
Both of my girls have them, but they are late teens. I would not think they would be best for under 7 or so, but I see another reviewer says her 3yr old loves them....
1809416
I got it for my three year old grandson, I'm sure it would thrill a six year old. According to the age definitions, it should be okay size wise. I was hoping my grandson would be able to use it for several years. Hope it works for you.
2166627
It's ok. My daughter was 2 when I bought it. She loved playing with her older brothers cars, so I thought she would really like it. She played with it pretty steady for a couple of days and hasn't touched it since. I would start with some smaller (cheaper) little people sets first if you haven't already.
300037
If the six year old is big for their age, otherwise get the child size guitar. If they are going to stay with it and grow into it, it will be good for quite some time.
2062007
My grandson who is 4 used it this year. I am thinking he may grow out of it by age 8 or so and move up to the next size. Unless your daughter is very petite, she may be better off with a little larger bow to begin with. Just an opinion.