Is the eraser easy to slide? I've run across some that are difficult and I need my 2 year old to be able to do it by herself.
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Yes, it is easy to slide. A two year old should be able to do it by herself.
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My two and three year olds have no problem sliding there's and they love them to well worth the money
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Yes the eraser is very easy to slide. My 1 year old can slide it. This is her favorite toy.
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not for me, sliding is easy and simple. just press the middle where the line and slide up or down. good luck!
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Honestly, it is. My kids are 8, 5, and 3, and they spend the majority of their time in an all-out race: climb the "wall", slide the big slide, launch themselves across the jump area, fling themselves down the small slide, race around the outside to the "wall" again. They run in circles through the thing. The big slide is absolutely worth paying the extra money for it. My kids are rough on this, and it's been set up and down almost daily for months now with no issues whatsoever.
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It comes with it's own Uniball erasers(the Toga comes with two extras), unfortunately there is no standard so every manufacturer has their own sizes. Unfortunately this also makes it impossible for generic companies to make one-size-fits-all and since they are so low-priced, it's not worth the cost. Go for the separate eraser pen, you get more eraser for the money and the quality tends to be better. The little erasers that are typical of Uniball's tend to wear down fast and you lose half of it when you start to hit the metal 'crown' holding it..
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Yes, it's a slide and click. It's easy to remove, not very immediate to slide in.
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I think most 2 year olds would be too short to use this and it may be hard for them to maneuver it. My just turned 4 year old has only had the hang of it for maybe 6 mo.
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my 4 yr old niece helped my 2 yr old nephew. It was a little stiff at the beginning, but once they started playing with it, it got easier. And the 2 yr old did it my himself.
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I think an easier level. My husband and I have only gotten to number 5 on this. It sits on my dresser and we are going to let my 38 year old son try. It is very challenging, I had no idea it would be this hard. I'd try an easier level for your child. And you can't take up from where you dropped off , you have to start over again. A lot of dexterity, patience, and holding your breath. But it is nice to look at.
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I would say Bristle blocks that are for younger age groups are easier. This particular one is for ages 3+, not 1 year old. Please make sure you have the age appropriate toys for your child. Please consider this one Haba Truck Good luck!
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it is a tiny little eraser. not very effective. We had another larger one my daughter uses.
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I purchased this easel for a 2 and a 4 year old. I did not plan to let them use the dry erase markers at all! We only use that side of the board for magnets. Maybe I will let them use the markers when they are a little older.
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You can use paper if you want. Melissa & Doug has a nice large pad, but you don't need it. The boards are erasable. it's a great item for toddlers, sturdy and steady, not tippy!
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Honestly, it is not very easy for younger children. My youngest is 7 and seems to be the right age for her, whereas my son was able to build with it effectively a little earlier. A week ago my 6 year old nephew was over and had a lot of trouble building it. I hope this helps! There are other great marble mazes for the younger age like the one by Discovery Toys (that is what we upgraded from and everybody LOVED it)
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The instructions are very simple. (Just 1 or 2 steps per page.) However, there are some really tiny pieces, so I guess it all depends on the kid. I had to help my 6yr old, b/c he ran out of patience... (But, I had fun!)
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I would not personally recommend this for a 2 year old, even my 7 year old has trouble with it - it causes her to not be able to control her handwriting very well. It is difficult to get on and off the pencil. In fact, I am not really sure what it is intended for! It is big and bulky and does not seem comfortable.
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I agree that the InnoTab is going to be a little too easy for her. My son is six and it's not as fun/challenging for him. My four year old loves it. The games for this machine top out at age 8, and especially if she's bright I think she'd be easily bored by the games you can buy for this. Leap Pad2 I think is a little more appropriate for that age, but also she's going to top out pretty quickly. DS is probably a good option for her, though the games are not always geared towards learning if that is a concern. Good luck!
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i was able to erase light pencil marks with ease.... if you use 'hard writing' or something othe than a #2 i doubt you can easily erase it.