Has anyone bought this for a child 1 years old? My daughter will be turning 1 years old next month and she is already a very busy body and loves opening/shutting cabinet doors and taking things in and out of their places. I thought this would be fun for her while I am doing things in the kitchen, rather than her going through the "big people's" cabinets, etc. Does anyone know if this would be ok for someone under the recommended age of 2 years? Thanks. Has anyone bought this for a child 1 years old? My daughter will be turning 1 years old next month and she is already a very busy body and loves opening/shutting cabinet doors and taking things in... » Read More Has anyone bought this for a child 1 years old? My daughter will be turning 1 years old next month and she is already a very busy body and loves opening/shutting cabinet doors and taking things in and out of their places. I thought this would be fun for her while I am doing things in the kitchen, rather than her going through the "big people's" cabinets, etc. Does anyone know if this would be ok for someone under the recommended age of 2 years? Thanks. « Show Less
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My son loves it and he is 14 months old. He was going through all of our cabinets in the kitchen so I said what the heck lets get it. I highly recommend it as he plays with it all the time.
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My little daycare boy, who will be 12 months this month, loves standing with this kitchen even though he can't walk yet. He can't reach the microwave, of course, but he still seems to have fun with it.
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We got this shortly after our daughter's 1 year birthday and although she was still too young to really make it rock on her own, she still enjoyed when we sat her on it and helped her rock a bit. She also loved pointing out the horse's features like the large, glossy eyes and the leathery ears at first! Now, at 19 months, she climbs onto it by herself like its nothing and can rock wildly. :) I very much recommend getting it, even if your son is too young right now to fully use it by himself. He will get familiar with it and before you know it, he will be riding the rocking horse by himself. We love ours!! :) We got this shortly after our daughter's 1 year birthday and although she was still too young to really make it rock on her own, she still enjoyed when we sat her on it and helped her rock a bit. She also loved pointing out the horse's features like the large, glossy eyes and the leathery ears at first! Now, at 19 months, she climbs onto it by herself like its nothing and can rock wildly. :) I very much recommend getting it, even if your son is too young right now to fully use it by himself. He will get familiar with it and before you know it, he will be riding the rocking horse by... » Read More We got this shortly after our daughter's 1 year birthday and although she was still too young to really make it rock on her own, she still enjoyed when we sat her on it and helped her rock a bit. She also loved pointing out the horse's features like the large, glossy eyes and the leathery ears at first! Now, at 19 months, she climbs onto it by herself like its nothing and can rock wildly. :) I very much recommend getting it, even if your son is too young right now to fully use it by himself. He will get familiar with it and before you know it, he will be riding the rocking horse by himself. We love ours!! :) « Show Less
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I believe a one-year old would still enjoy this toy. He/she can stack up the rings as in the original order or express his/her creative ability by switching the rings in a different order. The ability to learn colors is present as well. This a toy that even an older toddler will pull out to play with. I hope this helped.
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My son used his until he was 11 months old. He loved it!!! He watched it every night to fall asleep and loved pushing the button, other than pushing the one big button to start and stop the noise and motion there is not much interaction.
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Not sure exactly what you want to know, but if you're looking for something that they can squish around in their fingers and if it accidentally gets in their mouth...it's not a major freak out session moment....then, yeah...this would be ok. But honestly, I wouldn't really buy it for a one year old as a toy. It's more something for an older child that would actually want to make something out of it (same as you would with Play-doh). Hope that helps!
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My daughter received hers for her 3rd birthday. She's very smart but she does have difficulty with tracing the letters and numbers in the "pet" application. However, for a 2-1/2 year old I'm sure that it would be useful, just as long as it keeps their attention. Some kids do better than others. Mine has a bit more energy and can only play for a short time before wanting to get up and go. If the device lasts long enough, it should be useful for up to 9 years, but I'm sure we'll have quite better equipment to choose from by then.
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I think it better suited for a 2 year old...a i year old would not be tall enough to see in the mirror and would be trying to climb up on it. I would not recommend it for your 1 year old unless she is very close to turning 2. It is sturdy and well made...but is specifically made for 2 yrs on up.
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yes it is great , we bought this at the time she was six but my 2 year old son has just as much fun playing chef with his sister, the kitchen is fun ,i think for all ages and does not have small pieces once put together
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I bought this for my 3 year old and he LOVES it! My 1 1/2 year old always loves to get his hands on it too! He follows what his older brother does. My 3 year old always says mommy you have owies you need a dr, and gives me checkups! According to the description it says Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 7 years, but I think an older kid would be bored with it honestly.
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I believe it's recommended for 1 year n up. My Grandson is 1 and he has figured it out, however the counting and alphabet will come later. He will be able to use it for several years
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I purchased this for my 4 year old daughter and she is enjoying it..along with my 10 year old daughter! The remote part is definitely more geared to a young child.. It is cute for an older child.. My only concern would be that your 11 year old would get bored with it quickly because of the simplicity of it. That said, my 10 year has been playing with it along with the 4 yr old and they both love it. I'm not sure I really helped you make the decision.. But at least you know an older child will enjoy it even though it is geared toward a younger child. Have a good day!
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Hello,my boy is 2.5 year old and love this shelf.He is a tall boy and had fun with his book on the shelf since 2 years.I would recomend this shelf for a nursery,because it's verry neat,easy to use for moms and kids after 1 year of age (small books are on the bottom and easy to reach out),also it takes almost no space in the room and we have so much fun singing the alphabet song by showing the letters.Love this shelf!
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We got it for our 2 year old, she loves it and still uses it. It goes slower, so I imagine that you could use it for younger - they just may have a hard time holding down the button to make it go.
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I gave this toy to my son on his 1st birthday.... He is 4 now and has really put some good use to it over the years. I don't think there is any reason why a 1.5 year old shouldn't play with it.
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My daughter is 17 months and has been playing with it for a month now. I think this product will grow with your child at one year. I def. recommend, as your child will learn numbers and sounds as he/she presses the images on the pad. My LO has trouble with some of the commands on the play mode, such as "find the 8 peas," but its still a great buy. I purchased it on sale for $7.99 via amazon.
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Yes, I think it might be too short for a 6-year-old. I have a three-year-old and although she loves it, I can see that she is starting to grow a little tall for it. I have seen taller kitchens available, so going that route might be safer. :)
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I bought this for my granddaughter when she was almost 4. she is now 7 and 1/2 and still plays with the kitchen. When her friends come over they all love it. She is tall for her age and probably won't use it for much longer, but it has been a great investment and gotten a lot of use, I would recommend it!