What ages do you recommend giving this to?
238484
I gave it to my son who was 5 at the time. He loved playing with it (we never suspended it from the ceiling), and that propeller isn't strong enough to damage little fingers.
238485
As the Mustang hangs from the ceiling it needs to be launched / started off by someone who can safety do so without standing on a chair but once the aeroplane is flying it can be enjoyed by all ages!It should be encouraged to younger pilots not to try and stop the Mustang once it is in flight. The aeroplane can be stopped by someone competent making a 'well timed grab' at the ribbon the the P-51 drags behind it.Enjoy!
713203
My grandbaby is nine months old and plays with the toy now. Couldn't just give it to him to hold before because he would "konk" himself in the face with it. I would suggest at least nine to ten months old and I suspect they would play with it for a very long time. Prior to the baby's ability to hold the toy safely, you can just place it close by and play the music for him or her. Exposure to good music is always a positive thing and good for baby's developing brain.
1924450
I would say 3 and up but depending on the 2-year old they could probably have fun with it too. I know 18-month old kids that would probably do something with them! And maybe up to 8 or 10. There again, it depends on the child.
2236965
I gave this as a gift for my 4 1/2 year old nephew and he liked it a lot. So I guess like as young 5-10 years of age (and or above, 'cause adults like it too, lol!) would be perfect age for this one. I hope it helps.
903117
from birth to ...i guess 3 year-old? depends on the baby's size and weight. some one can use it until 5...not sure
2037324
Our little grandson started using his at 5 months, but I think he is more interested in it and can sit up well enough at 6 months to really enjoy it. I would say that 6 months would be a good age (depending on the development of the child) to introduce this product.
2141214
Our grandson was seven when we gave this to him. Based on his interactions with this, I would guess six to eight would be a minimum age.
1903471
I would recommend 4 or 5 and up. My (just turned) three year old makes a mess of it more than actually enjoying or playing with it.
760931
I'm not sure about age recommendations. My son was 19 months when he started
2221272
Any age, as long as there is adult supervision. My grandson loves his, when his dad is there to help.
208528
Depends on the child and if they put things in their mouths or not. I gave it to a four yr. old.
1556216
Hey, my opinion is between ages 3-8 is a good age ranage for this toy. My 3 year old son loved it but for older kids who like to pretend fixing stuff it will do just fine.
916930
I would say it is appropriate for ages 2 to 5 years old. We have grandchildren that range in age from 1 to 7 years old. The one-year-old is just a little too small for it and the seven-year-old is seems too big for it.
2249455
Christmas present? I use it in therapy (I am a speech pathologist) with kids as young as 3, but I think you could use it with 2 year olds. 18 months might be a bit young as they may just want to put it in their mouths. It depends on the kid though. If you think the kid is really sharp then try it. If the child will be monitored while they play (you faciltate it) they may have fun with it, but 18 month olds don't really get the concept of toppings yet. So to sum up, I would wait until they are a bit older. Up to you.
1416169
I'd say 2-5 yr olds. My 4.5 yr old still loves it, but some things will be almost too small soon. My 2 yr old loves it but some things are a little too fragile for her and she damages things.
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.
104460
The recommended age is 3+. I bought it for my 5 year old and she loved it from the start. My son didn't enjoy until he was 2.5. There are weight restrictions 100 pounds per user.