How big are the bolts themselves? Wondering about the younger kid choking on them, as EVERYTHING goes in her mouth right now..
1940123
They are about 2 in. Not really choking hazard. If she isn't past that stage this toy may be too advanced. More for a 4 or 5 year old.
1940124
they are fairly big, about 2-3" in length. but i would prob refrain from buying for now since it is possible to be able to put the whole thing in your mouth.
2052875
All of the pieces are quite large, especially for a young child. It would be extremely hard for them to be swallowed.
1498753
The blocks are small - approximately 1 inch in diameter. If a child likes to put things in their mouth, this might not be a good fit until they get older.
2204734
None whatsoever. We use them quite a bit (5 year old and 1 year old who loves to chew everything)
1045805
My children are 1 and 3 y. o. and they enjoy them, the 3 yo can fit them in his mouth, I had to teach him not to. The other one just chews on them but they have not been a problem.
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Yes, I think so -- each "leg" is 1 5/6" long (the overall length is 4 1/4"), so I think the 1 5/6" will be sufficient for reaching molars. Warning: these do break apart (after repeated chewings), so my now 6.5 year-old starts with it full-length and then wears them down. Luckily for us, he doesn't swallow them but spits the pieces out, but you should be aware in case of any swallowing / choking concerns. My son wears his every day throughout the day (but not during sleep), and he goes through them a little more than one per month. Well, depending upon his sensory needs it can be even faster. He has significant developmental disabilities but is able to understand that these are for putting in his mouth. Best of luck! Yes, I think so -- each "leg" is 1 5/6" long (the overall length is 4 1/4"), so I think the 1 5/6" will be sufficient for reaching molars. Warning: these do break apart (after repeated chewings), so my now 6.5 year-old starts with it full-length and then wears them down. Luckily for us, he doesn't swallow them but spits the pieces out, but you should be aware in case of any swallowing / choking concerns. My son wears his every day throughout the day (but not during sleep), and he goes through them a little more than one per month. Well, depending upon his sensory... » Read More Yes, I think so -- each "leg" is 1 5/6" long (the overall length is 4 1/4"), so I think the 1 5/6" will be sufficient for reaching molars. Warning: these do break apart (after repeated chewings), so my now 6.5 year-old starts with it full-length and then wears them down. Luckily for us, he doesn't swallow them but spits the pieces out, but you should be aware in case of any swallowing / choking concerns. My son wears his every day throughout the day (but not during sleep), and he goes through them a little more than one per month. Well, depending upon his sensory needs it can be even faster. He has significant developmental disabilities but is able to understand that these are for putting in his mouth. Best of luck! « Show Less
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I can't provide an official answer from the manufacturer, but I use them with kids ages 2 and up. I use these in my private practice with kids of all ages and they like them. The kids are 100% supervised, so choking or biting off pieces is not an issue.
2149067
They aren't really kid sized. I returned them because a mallet broke during the first game. They were not at all durable.
1351737
I assume that the choking hazard refers to the little animals that came with it. But frankly, they are too large for my son to choke on.
100035
They are about 1\2 an inch long. My six year old swallows them with no problem. She started at five years old and it took about 1 month for her to get comfortable without needing some encouragement.
896049
They are a good size about 4-6in long. I don't have a ruler so it's a guess but good for playing and not small for choking hazard
159246
Small enough that my LO could grab it easily at 6 mo., and still can't fit it into her mouth at 10 mo. :)Aprx. 1 3/4'' width(thicker end), and between 2'' and 2 1/4'' length. My daughter loves these.
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Roughly 3 inches...there is no way either of my kids could fit their heads between the bars (20 months and 5 years old) though they could dangle arms and legs through them. Maybe the manufacturer has the precise measurements available? If a toddler managed to stick their head through, they would probably just get stuck right there. I recently read that 5 year olds are the most likely to fall out of windows so I actually purchased these for my older child. Btw, this product was exactly what I hoped and expected it to be, but it was not cheap. However, you do want something sturdy to prevent a 5 year old fm climbing out the window! Roughly 3 inches...there is no way either of my kids could fit their heads between the bars (20 months and 5 years old) though they could dangle arms and legs through them. Maybe the manufacturer has the precise measurements available? If a toddler managed to stick their head through, they would probably just get stuck right there. I recently read that 5 year olds are the most likely to fall out of windows so I actually purchased these for my older child. Btw, this product was exactly what I hoped and expected it to be, but it was not cheap. However, you do want something sturdy to prevent... » Read More Roughly 3 inches...there is no way either of my kids could fit their heads between the bars (20 months and 5 years old) though they could dangle arms and legs through them. Maybe the manufacturer has the precise measurements available? If a toddler managed to stick their head through, they would probably just get stuck right there. I recently read that 5 year olds are the most likely to fall out of windows so I actually purchased these for my older child. Btw, this product was exactly what I hoped and expected it to be, but it was not cheap. However, you do want something sturdy to prevent a 5 year old fm climbing out the window! « Show Less
557450
they are about 4 " long and 2.5" in height and more oval shape than round. Our dog is around the same as yours and there is absolutely no fear of choking on them. He loves them, carries them all over the house! Great toy!!
453252
No choking hazard....your right there is NO small parts, it came in a big plastic wrap/bag. That would be only possible thing I can think of.
577993
Hahaha. If the child is Lucifer he won't be able to burn through. Might want to consider the welding gloves with padding for 30 dollars.or get them one something rubber to bite on but make sure it's safe. Maybe he bites to relieve pain and it just seems like a bad behavior. Cold drinks and ice cream too. Seriously. Get the cheap organic ice cream and put a gummy bear in it and make them chew it.
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Don't give it to small children, it's seriously a choking hazard. The cars are ~1.5 in x .5 in, which is not good.