What is the age recommendation?
247174
I think camera has enough features for an age range - toddlers will have fun just snapping pictures, while bigger kids will enjoy extra features, such as games and video recorder. I have two kids, ages 3 and 5, and they both equally enjoy the camera. Just keep in mind that it is pretty bulky and heavy, so it is harder for younger ones to hold it steady while taking pictures.
247175
According to the manufacturer, it's best for ages 3-8. I'd say that's about right, too. In our house, it's a huge hit with the 4 and 6yos. This thing is tough and continues to work despite the multiple falls it's taken. By 8 they will be ready for a better camera.
247176
My twin grandson's are 3. There are some features they need help with like some of the games but I figured they will enjoy it even longer.
247177
I would recommend Ages 2 and above...however like all kids are they will tend to loose Interest after couple weeks...a downside as well is the fact that it uses batteries....also do not expect any well taken shot from a two year old!! most of the pictures are of his feet or the ceiling....
1026863
I would say from ages 2-5. The pieces are big enough not to be a hazard for young kids.
1201841
I think 7 is a good age for this...my 3 year old is a bit small but figured it out in short order.
687363
It says "Manufacturer recommended age: 24 months - 6 years". That's probably about right. My daughter is 3.
226858
We purchased this for our daughter when she was 3. When I searched for recommended age a few websites said 3+. I do not have original packaging anymore so I cannot tell you for sure. Hope this helps.
2217058
Hello, Manufacturer recommended age: 6 months - 3 years. Best regards WT-IMPORT
1556215
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I... » Read More Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 yearsBut I bought for my kids when they were about 2.5 years, so that would be about 27-28 months, a little younger than what they recommend - this might be because there are small parts - "Screws" which a child maybe could swallow; my kids didn't put the toys in their mouths, you probably could take the smaller parts away and just let them play with the larger tools - hammer, wrench, screw-driver etc... They kids love this toy.I dont know what the manufacturer is talking about up to 15 years, must be a standard thing, I cannot see a kids playing with this beyond 5 or 6 years old. « Show Less
1378726
Definitely not too young, but possibly too old. It really depends on the child learning and maturity level.
1394477
At least 10 kids can play at one time. And I'd be willing to be even more. With adult supervision a child that walks independently would be my preferred minimum age. My two-year-old loves to be underneath, and I can only imagine how much he would have liked it at age 18-months.
878510
I don't know that there is a recommended age, but I would say 12 years or older. They need to be able to understand how telescopes work and to focus on objects in the sky. Kids younger than 12 probably are not going to be "into" telescopes enough. As far as the scope is concerned, it is very easy to use.
225739
I would suggest teen+. Even at just 55lb draw strength, that's too much for most children.
1643458
I don't know the "official" recommended age, but my daughter is 2 and has played with it and has loved it for at least a year. I think it's great for 1-3 year olds.
2247204
I am not sure what age recommendation was on the box. We bought it for our 3 year old son and he loves it. You need to put it together for your child but my son likes to build his own simple tracks with it. I see older kids playing with it as well. My husband really enjoys it as well. I will not recommend this train for kids less then 3. Overall we really love it! My husband bought some extra tracks and another train, connected them together. Lots of fun!
1126375
For a 7 yr old, some assistance in assembling the model may be needed. At least my nephew needed it. Recommended age probably about 9-12.
1935699
It depends on the level of interest/reading of a child, but I would say 12 years and up should be able to participate well.
166819
ages between 11-17 is what I suggest. My son is 16 and really enjoyed building this model. He gave it great detail while painting...
1208752
I have taught kids from about 8yr to 14yr. I would say it is 10yr+ with some help. 12yr+ would be ideal.