It says 6+ for age but do you think a 4.5 year old could use these easily?
1959327
Yes, it will just take a little extra time explaining the fact that you need to keep the button pushed down when you talk. My daughter was 4.5 when her brother got these and she uses them with him. I can't stress enough how great the range is on these!!!
1959328
I cant say for sure, it took the kids age 6 and 7 a while to coordinate that you have to push to talk, and then release to hear someone else. Once they practiced for a while they got the hang of it though. However, it didn't take away from the fun they. The 3 year olds had as much fun just running around talking into it.
1959329
Absolutely! I bought them for my son's 4th birthday. It took some time to teach him how to release the button to hear what the other person is saying, but he really enjoys them.
1959330
Just have to make sure the channels match on each walkie talkie and it says it on the side and make sure its on. Hold the large button while talking so its pretty easy. I would think a 4.5 yr old could use it. You could set the channels on each unit then its a matter of pushing the button to talk. Hope that helps
1959331
If the child has good coordination, I think they could handle these. The problem that pops up is how they handle the timing of pushing the talk button and then talking and then letting go. My six year old had to work on that a bit. Hope that helps.
824457
My four year old uses them. I think for a one year old they may slip off and be a little big.
1416965
It really depends on their fine motor skills. The pieces quickly snap together with a click & the potential is high for a pinched finger if the child is holding the pieces too closely where the pieces go together. However, it is a very fun toy and its great to develop creative thinking and hand dexterity. If the child is able to play with an adult to get the hang of how to build with these & learns where to hold them to connect them then, it would be completely suitable for an under 5 child. I hope this helps!
548682
They are quite small. Probably not best for real young children. Five and up probably best.
407976
hmm I guess it all depends. My son was 4 when I first got them and he had no problems.
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!
1781574
Absolutely - yes, I would give it to a 3.5 year old... the one I bought was for my 4 year old niece (on her birthday), but I would've had no problem giving it to her 6 months prior.
794439
It would probably be most appropriate for 4-5 year olds. I bought it for my 6 year old son and he was done with it in about 20 minutes.
876689
They were used by a small person. I think they can be used by a child of 10 or higher.
141075
I used them on my 2 year old. My kids started using them independently at 5. Easy to use.
438567
They are perfect for kids 5 and up. Light enough for them to carry w/ very little bulk to them. Hope this helps.....
1778112
I guess it depends on how big the 4 year old head is . I know a 4 year old that is 7 year old size. It seems a better question would be: Would they survive a 4 year old?
354262
ABSOLUTELY!!! They are PERFECT for a 6 year old. I bought 3 different sets for 6 1/2 yr old triplets and they all LOVED em. BTW...The set with the Zoo animals were a hit too. Yery good quality with nice thick peel offs can be peeled & repositioned a zillion times on any of the various "scene" pages. Great graphcs on the scene pages and the peel off vehicles & scene pieces. A great dealin my opinion. Enjoy !!
1049429
Yes most definitely. My children between the ages of 2 and 6 can all use these well.
1010789
Both our kids use them. Their ages are 4 and 10. It should be fine for all kids 4 and older.
1081697
I bought sets for both my 6 year old and my 10 year old. I wouldn't recommend them for a child younger than 6, they do have some small pieces.
443974
I'd say as young as 3 if coordinated, but def 3.5 or 4. My daughter loves hers. She will be able to use it through 5 yrs.