Is 2 and 4 years too young for roller skates?
251786
I think 2 is too young but 4 years old should be ok. I had to get my daughter a pair too and she's petite as a 4 years old child but she's 6. She loves it!
251787
No, I dont think so. I suppose it depends on the child though. I got these for my 3yr old nephew. He loved them & took to it fast.
251788
I'm not sure, but my son just turned 5 yesterday. He has tried the skates on twice so far and he still hasn't got the hang of it. He is a bit frustrated trying to figure it out.
251789
Not at all. I'd recommend the fisher price style for the 2yr old though. I bought this style for 6 yr old
251790
Not at all...that's the age my son n daughter started, n they are 4yo n 8yo now..They love skating,. I think the earliest the better. I would start the 2yo with the beginner skates, the plastic one's.
1497314
Yes, I bought them for my 6 year old niece, she had never skated and got the hang of it very quickly.The skates are adjustable so they can grow with their feet. Lots of support for their ankles.
657512
Toddler size 11 in US show sizes. No kids skates will fit you child until he/she is 4 or 5-years-old
2224263
I think this quad is a little big for a 2 year old. I bought it for my son for his 4th birthday, and it was great. My daughter (now 3) still cannot ride it because it's too big for her. They do make smaller 6v style quads that are more appropriate for a 2yo.
1059253
It is for my daughter. She is five and roller skates for roller derby in these. She can skate back and forward, jump when necessary and go side to side relatively easy.
1611686
I gave the skates as gifts to two 3 year olds for their B-days. Their moms liked them because the girls could actually use them right away. As with all toys, it really has to do with the child & how adventurous or advanced they are.
1090240
Yes, I would not purchase for over two years old. Only suitable for small toddler.
125376
I think it is perfect for 3 or 4 year old. My son is 5 now. He want a fast one which the wheel made of rubber instead of plastic. So when he turn 5 . This one may not good for him.
1392286
There should be no reason why not, however, I never did because I purchased these as training skates for balance and to help my 4yr old granddaughter feel more comfortable on the ice... not for long distance skating... just to make sure she didn't hurt her ankles so early in the learning process... Happy to report she now runs on the ice, no longer needs to hold mommy's hand and this year is graduating to single blade skates!
1969353
My daughter is 2-1/2 and wears 8/9 shoe size. Her shoes fit perfectly into the smallest setting. These are really good training skates for beginners. I bought very expensive ones for my first child and it took him much longer to learn. These are not as fast, therefore scary.
2174968
I cannot answer this question as these skates were a gift for our granddaughter who is eight years old
1488771
I'd say It depends on their motor skills. But they can grow into it as confidence grows. Our two year can sit spin slowly on it.
599896
My Daughter is turning 2 in July and I got these a couple months ago when she was about 21 months old. She loves them and I don't see any sharp parts or danger. I guess someone could bite the wheels off and there is the usual under 3 warnings, but other than that there are no problems I can see. She doesn't put things into her mouth, so I guess we are safe there and if your little guy still does there may be a choking possibility. I have a track set coming in a couple days, too.
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My daughter just turned 4 and is about 39 1/2 in tall. with the twelve she could put both feet on the ground and with no training wheels to start she looked more comfortable. I look at it like trading one for the other she fit the 14 a little better but more balance and control starting and stopping on the 12 which I think is more important. I would go 12 especially if you have younger kids. We have a younger daughter so if she only gets one year out of it no big deal
733360
My son was 4 months when we put him in it. It wasn't until 5 months he figured out how to spin in it but he loved it all the same. His little toes JUST barely touched at 4 months (24 inches if i remember correctly) but as soon as they hit that next growth spurt you pretty much need to bump it to level 2.
1510237
Well depends on your child if he/she will be afraid of moving machines like those coin machines outside stores. Also, age wise 2+ will be the exact answer.
1211849
My 4yr old loves it, but he is tall for his age. If your 4year old is short, there may be issues reaching the pedals.