Is this good for a 6-7 year old girl who loves fairies generally? Do you think she &amp; her friends have already "graduated" from Tinker Bell?
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Oh no!! She will LOVE Tinkerbell,she is sweet and looks like the real character...a treasure to keep!!
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Absolutely!! It's really perfect for anyone. My daughter 1st got one of these at 6 and I bought her another one at 7. It's a great, fun and creative craft!
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You could get it for her, but I think she would get bored with it pretty quick. It's completely different than just tracing shapes. I bought it for my 10 year old granddaughter and she loves it, but it's more like geometry with it's different sizes and shapes and you have to know where to start and stop with your pen so you don't mess up the design that your drawing. I definitely wouldn't give it to a child any younger than 7 years old.
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I gave this as a birthday gift to a 5 year old. She loves it! I would think 5-6 would be the perfect age. My daughter is 3 and she wanted it too so I ordered it for her as well. We play it but without the batteries. You would have to be at least 5 in order to play it right... it's hard to get those little things out. But it's cute.... it has all the main characters from the show.
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it depends really on how capable she is. Some at that age are more "hands on" than others. If she's "into" arts and crafts and such, she'll be fine with it (you might have to help with the pinning if necessary) its really a lovely gift, surprised me with the quality of the contents. Even inspired me to try to find an actual beginner sewing machine for my then 10-yr old grand.
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My 7 & 8 year old girls can ride this fine. They are smaller than average for their age though. If your 6 year old is really tall it might be tight. But otherwise should be fine :)
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I agree with H. Sexton, Jr. I just got my 7 yr old a DS to replace his Leapster. It was awesome! It is all educational. I've only found 2 educational games for his level so far on DS. He reads on a 4th grade level and is in G&T; and I am having a hard time finding educational games. If you want ed- I'd go to the Leapster. Hope this helps!
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A 6 year old would probably be at the tail-end of playing with this set. I think their imagination would be going forward to something more interactive for that age. Would probably play with it at first out of curiosity, but don't see it lasting long as approaching 6 1/2 or 7.
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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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No. Kids love this kind of thing. As far as small children are concerned, it seems to me that many parents buy things that are too advanced for the age of the child. From all the reviews I've read on various toys, this is a very common practice. Use your own judgement. The six year old will be happy with it.
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My daughter loved it and she had just turned 7. It required a little patience and some supervision, but once she had done one of the designs she quickly continued on the others and created done of her own unique designs.
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My daughter saved up for this and bought it at age 6, and it was just fine for her. She's 7 now and still uses it! Hope this helps.
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The short answer is that she's probably on the old side for this. My son is now 11 and while he does still tinker with it, I would need to purchase the add on kits to keep his interest. While I think it was a pretty good product, it didn't really fulfill what I had in mind as far as teaching him about electricity and circuitry. It is a bit like one of those science kits, it does something interesting, but doesn't really teach them why. I honestly think this would be a better age range for 6-10 year old's. Hope that helped, good luck and take care.
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It worked perfectly for my 7 year old so I would think it would work well for a 6 year old too. :-D
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I bought my daughter a DS when she turned 4, and she is now 6 1/2 and has just started playing it a bit more. I thought about the Leappad for her, but since she doesn't play her DS much, I will probably opt out or load up a netbook with educational games for her. She loves cameras and taking videos though, and I thought it would be good for that. Do you guys have anything else you can suggest for a 6 1/2 year old who can work my smartphone better than I can? It should be able to take pictures, videos, be sturdy, and offer educational games geared at older children. She is in the first grade, but is reading at a third grade level. I bought my daughter a DS when she turned 4, and she is now 6 1/2 and has just started playing it a bit more. I thought about the Leappad for her, but since she doesn't play her DS much, I will probably opt out or load up a netbook with educational games for her. She loves cameras and taking videos though, and I thought it would be good for that. Do you guys have anything else you can suggest for a 6 1/2 year old who can work my smartphone better than I can? It should be able to take pictures, videos, be sturdy, and offer educational games geared at older children. She is in the first... » Read More I bought my daughter a DS when she turned 4, and she is now 6 1/2 and has just started playing it a bit more. I thought about the Leappad for her, but since she doesn't play her DS much, I will probably opt out or load up a netbook with educational games for her. She loves cameras and taking videos though, and I thought it would be good for that. Do you guys have anything else you can suggest for a 6 1/2 year old who can work my smartphone better than I can? It should be able to take pictures, videos, be sturdy, and offer educational games geared at older children. She is in the first grade, but is reading at a third grade level. « Show Less
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I bought this for my 5 year old and I would say it was perfect and she is now 6 and still plays with it all the time. Hope this helps
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I bought it for a 6 year old. Her mom had just started University courses and was on the computer a lot, so I thought this might be fun for her "to work" with mommy. Since real computers have now entered many classrooms, I'd say for kids no older than 7 or 8 years old.