Do you think an 11 mo old is too young for this set? He has 5 teeth!!! thanks
243800
We started using this set around 10-11 months! She was trying to use the plastic ones and getting frustrated. They aren't terribly sharp and the fork tips are shallow so it's hard to hurt themselves with it.
243801
No I don't think he is too young. Just have to work with him for a few days so he gets the hang of it. Always supervise children when eating.
243802
I would suggest wait until ur baby is 1.5yr. That's the age I bought for my girl. You can buy and try. After all, they are really good for babies to hold with.
5437
I would suggest that it falls in between these two suggested age groups. My girls are 3.75 and 5.75 and they have both played with this set for the past year. Because there are small pieces, this definitely is not appropriate for one or two-year-olds or any child who is prone to put things in his mouth or nose. But my three-year-old has enjoyed exploring this on a regular basis since she was about 2.75.
1411560
My son was eleven when we got it for him. It wasn't too challenging for him. It took him about an hour because it is a big set with lots of details.
2249458
I think 18 months is too young, I purchased the pizza set for my grandson's preschool dramatic play pizza shop. The kids were 4-5 yrs. old. I think 2.9-3 yrs. is fine provided the children understand the concept of pizza & toppings and they don't put the items in their mouth.
1760525
My daughter chewed them fine but she is also 7 when I started her on them. That's such a big age difference I wouldn't know if 18 months is old enough. Maybe call them and ask for a free sample. Hugs and luck...
1485003
I would say a five-year-old is too old for this toy. More like a two-year-old.
71372
I bought that deluxe set for my 11 year old grandson and bought the simpler versions for my 4, 5, and 6 year old grandsons. I am sure that part of it is more complicated than others and it is a toy she can grow into gradually. I really have not checked how the kids are doing with these...they were Christmas gifts.
778273
Nothing wrong... It's just is deep. 4.5 months old is still too young to use this product. I tried that with my son when he's about that age.. Too deep so i removed the toy tray because it's right in his face. Never put that piece back... He enjoyed looking around at that age then he started learned to jump so on... I guess they made that deep for safety reason.
1350717
Though the intended audience is likely collectors and older fans I think it would be a great gift for an 11 year old. It's sturdy and incredibly poseable. Though the joints will dislocate if over extended since they are just ball and socket joints they can just be pushed back into place so it would be a tough toy to actually break. Hope this helps.
230403
I think that a 5 year would like it if it's new to him. I don't know how long he'd be intrigued, as he would probably put pieces together as they are supposed to go! It would depend upon the child. The major positive about Lego is that it stays together instead of falling apart as soon as you pick it up! It also can be washed if needed. I bought the set for my 2 year old great-grandson, but I, his father, 3 uncles, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather are or have been in engineering, and have played with him since he could hold things. He loves it, and puts the pieces together in all kinds of ways, so it looks different as he plays. He's also fascinated with trucks, dump trucks, trains and such. I think that a 5 year would like it if it's new to him. I don't know how long he'd be intrigued, as he would probably put pieces together as they are supposed to go! It would depend upon the child. The major positive about Lego is that it stays together instead of falling apart as soon as you pick it up! It also can be washed if needed. I bought the set for my 2 year old great-grandson, but I, his father, 3 uncles, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather are or have been in engineering, and have played with him since he could hold things. He loves it, and puts the pieces together in... » Read More I think that a 5 year would like it if it's new to him. I don't know how long he'd be intrigued, as he would probably put pieces together as they are supposed to go! It would depend upon the child. The major positive about Lego is that it stays together instead of falling apart as soon as you pick it up! It also can be washed if needed. I bought the set for my 2 year old great-grandson, but I, his father, 3 uncles, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather are or have been in engineering, and have played with him since he could hold things. He loves it, and puts the pieces together in all kinds of ways, so it looks different as he plays. He's also fascinated with trucks, dump trucks, trains and such. « Show Less
107055
Ok, since no one else has chimed in... I went ahead and ordered this set, and another family member (who is a SCUBA instructor) is getting him the "Under the Sea" set (he loves dolphins.) I just decided - hey, he loves these, he wants them, he enjoys playing with them... who cares if 4 year-olds do too? Besides, with all the other sets out there (e.g., ones with motors, pulleys), he will be able to build much more complex things than the younger kids would be able to. I can see these holding his interest and challenging him for quite awhile. Sure hope I'm right! Good luck on deciding for your son... Ok, since no one else has chimed in... I went ahead and ordered this set, and another family member (who is a SCUBA instructor) is getting him the "Under the Sea" set (he loves dolphins.) I just decided - hey, he loves these, he wants them, he enjoys playing with them... who cares if 4 year-olds do too? Besides, with all the other sets out there (e.g., ones with motors, pulleys), he will be able to build much more complex things than the younger kids would be able to. I can see these holding his interest and challenging him for quite awhile. Sure hope I'm right! Good luck on... » Read More Ok, since no one else has chimed in... I went ahead and ordered this set, and another family member (who is a SCUBA instructor) is getting him the "Under the Sea" set (he loves dolphins.) I just decided - hey, he loves these, he wants them, he enjoys playing with them... who cares if 4 year-olds do too? Besides, with all the other sets out there (e.g., ones with motors, pulleys), he will be able to build much more complex things than the younger kids would be able to. I can see these holding his interest and challenging him for quite awhile. Sure hope I'm right! Good luck on deciding for your son... « Show Less
754996
I bought this swing set for my 2 and 1 year old grandsons knowing they would grow into it. I believe starting an 11 year old on it would not be practical. The monkey bars are not that high.
622550
At 12 months our son never touched it to teeth. It sits to this day in his toybox. I have heard him squeak it three or four times in the last 4 months. Not worth the money.
1498752
They are quite likely manipulable by a 2yo, but there are smaller pieces, and the warning on the set is "not for children under 3" and the bucket is recommended for 5+ (got them for our 7yo, but our 4yo whizzed through them.) If you have an "eater" or your child explores the world by taste... then absolutely not. Otherwise, it's counter to mfg recommendation.
1214593
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys! EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
516871
For us it was because my son was still young. He's 3 now and he's getting another set for Christmas. You can build a house and things like that...I think is a great starter set.
1875046
I think so, my almost 11 year old has a few of these sets and has had them for several years and still loves them. They is so much they can do with even one set that he's sure to enjoy it.