Hello, I have a 16 month old. I was looking for something safe for him while I worked with my horses. He is average size. I was wondering if this might work for him to play in -- I would set it up in a spare stall with toys. Is he too old for it??? I know it says it goes up to three...thank you! Hello, I have a 16 month old. I was looking for something safe for him while I worked with my horses. He is average size. I was wondering if this might work for him to play in -- I would set it... » Read More Hello, I have a 16 month old. I was looking for something safe for him while I worked with my horses. He is average size. I was wondering if this might work for him to play in -- I would set it up in a spare stall with toys. Is he too old for it??? I know it says it goes up to three...thank you! « Show Less
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I think it would work great! It's almost twice the size of the "usual" pack and plays. If you've ever seen one of those "old timey" wooden playpens, this one is comparable in size.
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It would mainly depend on his weight. Not sure the specs(can google it). It's larger than the average playpen's, so good to keep them busy. All depends on the child & their willingness to stay in there;)
226387
The totblock holds a child who weighs up to 30 lbs and of course one who is not tall enough to climb out.
226388
I used this as a playpen for my daughter until she was 2. More than enough room to play and I had quite a few toys in there as well.
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It would be great for a 16 month old. My little one is 15 months and we use this playpen as his bed. In the morning when he wakes I can hear that he is up by the sound of him happily playing with the fun things on the sides. It is larger than an average playpen so would provide lots of playroom for your son. It is well made and sets up really easy. I highly recommend it!
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My 16 month old grandson just stayed with us and the Pack 'n Play is where he slept. He could stand up in it and I felt safe leaving him in it. It is big enough for him and several of his go-to-bed friends. Think it would work great for you, especially since he would be able to see you thru the mesh sides.
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It should would work just fine for him. My daughter is almost 14 months and has plenty of room to play and is not too tall for climbing out to be a risk. I think unless he's learned to use things to stack and climb on top of to get out, you should be fine.
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I bought this for my son who turned two! I felt pretty confident that he was not going to try and shove this thing into his mouth and choke on it... I was more worried about getting the wheels caught in his or his sister hair, if he wandered it near hair while the little motor was running. I think that it has the potential to rip some hair out. If you're worried about you child choking on this, then, STOP right now and don't order this. Order him or her a helmet with a mouth guard and follow them around the house padding everything they bump into.....or cut the cord and left them discover the fun of life and toys! I bought this for my son who turned two! I felt pretty confident that he was not going to try and shove this thing into his mouth and choke on it... I was more worried about getting the wheels caught in his or his sister hair, if he wandered it near hair while the little motor was running. I think that it has the potential to rip some hair out. If you're worried about you child choking on this, then, STOP right now and don't order this. Order him or her a helmet with a mouth guard and follow them around the house padding everything they bump into.....or cut the cord and left them discover... » Read More I bought this for my son who turned two! I felt pretty confident that he was not going to try and shove this thing into his mouth and choke on it... I was more worried about getting the wheels caught in his or his sister hair, if he wandered it near hair while the little motor was running. I think that it has the potential to rip some hair out. If you're worried about you child choking on this, then, STOP right now and don't order this. Order him or her a helmet with a mouth guard and follow them around the house padding everything they bump into.....or cut the cord and left them discover the fun of life and toys! « Show Less
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It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help!
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When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are... » Read More When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. « Show Less
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We bought two of these for our 2 1/2 year old twin boys for Christmas, and they love them. They are bigger than they look, and they go fast (I have to run to keep up with them). Unless your boy is tall for his age, I would recommend getting a smaller one or holding off 6 months or so for this big of a quad. My boys started riding smaller quads at 1 1/2 years old so they were used to them and ready for this size. Good luck!
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I think it might be too small. I just bought this for my son in October, and I think he is 48 inches. He fits perfectly on it. My thoughts are that your son might fit okay on it now, but he won't have much room to grow.
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Yes, I think he would be too tall, unless he's far younger than I am imagining. My son (27 months old) is shorter than 40" by a few inches, and although he did enjoy the Soft Rock and Bounce Pony before he turned two at around 33" tall, he has preferred the Rockin' Rider Lucky Talking Plush Spring Horse for a few months now. Tek Nek website predicts they'll be back available around February of next year.Rockin' Rider Lucky Talking Plush Spring Horse
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My little guy is 7.5 months old and we had him in the Large about three months ago. It was big but it was still effective and he didn't mind sleeping in it! It wasn't a magical experience as he still is up every two hours to nurse (no fault of the sleep suit of course!) but it REALLY did help with the amount of jerking movements that would wake him up. He is 18lbs and 28 inches and the large still fits his body but his arms and legs have grown out of the length of the sleeves (poor boy goes to bed in high waters but we are still using the sleep suit ;)!!!! So if you want a snug fit go with the smaller size! Hope my babble helps! My little guy is 7.5 months old and we had him in the Large about three months ago. It was big but it was still effective and he didn't mind sleeping in it! It wasn't a magical experience as he still is up every two hours to nurse (no fault of the sleep suit of course!) but it REALLY did help with the amount of jerking movements that would wake him up. He is 18lbs and 28 inches and the large still fits his body but his arms and legs have grown out of the length of the sleeves (poor boy goes to bed in high waters but we are still using the sleep suit ;)!!!! So if you want a snug fit go with... » Read More My little guy is 7.5 months old and we had him in the Large about three months ago. It was big but it was still effective and he didn't mind sleeping in it! It wasn't a magical experience as he still is up every two hours to nurse (no fault of the sleep suit of course!) but it REALLY did help with the amount of jerking movements that would wake him up. He is 18lbs and 28 inches and the large still fits his body but his arms and legs have grown out of the length of the sleeves (poor boy goes to bed in high waters but we are still using the sleep suit ;)!!!! So if you want a snug fit go with the smaller size! Hope my babble helps! « Show Less
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We've only used this one however last winter my son used it at 5 and it was fine. It's better to get one a little bigger that your son can grow into.
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He might be able to get out if he's 3". I'd wait to get this product until he's a bit bigger. Also note some of the challenges with light set up. This one is made of PVC so setting a light on top isn't a good idea. It needs to be mounted so it's not so close to the plastic.
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My son is 3 years old and has played with it every day since Christmas day. He thinks he is a chef. I had bought pots, fake foods, plates and utensils for him to get the full use out of the kitchen. He seems to like it enough to play with it. He is tall and I thought this would be an issue but it's pretty perfect for him, no complaints at all. Good luck.
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Sorry to respond so late. I have a petite 6 year old and it is perfect. Besides you do want them to grow into it and not out of it.
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It is an awesome toy, but I think a little too "old" for a one year old. I would wait until he is maybe three. You could get it while on sale if it still is, and put it away till you think he is old enough for it. Sorry.
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My kid is 2 and 1/2 and he does fine. The first time i rode him he was clise to 2 but I would start with a short trip to see how he/she likes it.
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Honestly, my 4 year old uses it and he probably could have used it when he was 3 with no problems! May actually be too small for an 8 year old.
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May be a little big for 4 yr old..Might have trouble reaching pedeals..I have seen people move seat..That would work if u done that..Have seen 3 and 4 yr olds ride them with seat moved up..Hope this helps
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I guess 21 month is too early for this one. I would recommend the one up to 36 months. In this he will seat quite low and won't see anything from the window probably. But as far as I know there are no age restrictions anyway.