Are these ducks appropriate for ages 6 months and up?
1045804
I used them for my daughters first birthday party and they were great, not too small.
1045805
My children are 1 and 3 y. o. and they enjoy them, the 3 yo can fit them in his mouth, I had to teach him not to. The other one just chews on them but they have not been a problem.
1045806
I would think they would be fine. They aren't real big and would easily fit into their hand. They do squeak when pressed. The only concern would be that they come directly from China and I'm not sure of the paint quality.
1045807
No. They fit completely in my 1 year olds mouth. I had hope to use them as party favors for his first birthday, and it was an awful ideal.
1045808
I used these in a punch bowl w/blue punch as the water for a baby shower. They are pretty durable 2 yr old granddaughter plays with them 6 month old would probably put in their mouth I would just keep an eye out when they are playing with them
204412
We bought baby Stella for our granddaughter's first birthday. I think I would wait a little longer for the six month old. Stella would probably be "teethed " on a lot.
760930
The packaging says "6 months +" but my son used them occasionally until he was 3.
626745
Yes, they would be great for an 18 month old. They are not too small and are easy enough to move around if stuck to the refrigerator
136646
Yes, we started giving these to my daughter when she was starting solids at 6 months and she still likes them now at almost 11 months.
1783284
No, it is too high for babies. Choose one that is very low to the ground for chicks. They do grow quickly, so this would be fine for around 4 months and older. I bought this when we integrated some younger hens with the older ones. It helped prevent the older ones from pecking the heads of the new hens when they ate.
1465851
Each pack has 5 ducks, and we used 2 packs for our standard tub. I wouldn't have felt comfortable with only 5 ducks for the entire tub. 15 ducks would have been overkill. With 10 ducks, I could space them 3"-6" apart and ensure that my kids would be stepping on part of duck regardless of where they put their foot down. The ducks are 4" from head to bottom, and 4" from beak to tail.
1330658
Depends on the child. If they still put things in their mouth I would say no. Our grandson, if I remember correctly, started really playing with them around 4 1/2.
701427
I gave the Hopper family to one of my granddaughters a year or two ago. She says the tails are flexible but sturdy. But she says she does not recommend giving them to young children who might put things in their mouths. I have three granddaughters ages 3 to 11 and they all love Calico Critters.
1635498
They were great for a four year old who is very comfortable in the water. Eighteen months is young but if he/she is comfortable in the water I would think these would be good to have for now and the future. Our 15 month old had a good time in one of the floats with a seat but he was really just floating happily - not trying to swim.
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.
1886985
I would say it's appropriate for ages 3-8 or so... The penguins are little, so it's not the best for little ones who stick things in their mouth. My almost four year old loves it and even my 10 year likes it (but she adores penguins, so that may be why).
1513176
Yes, I live in zone 6 and started them inside. 3 weeks later they are 2 feet tall in my garden. Build a support for them, water when they look distressed. Good luck
1850758
I'd say 6 months and up since it's a hard plastic toy don't want your little one to get hurt
1322239
I'd probably wait another month or so. They do "melt" in their mouths, but until he's really good at eating chunkier purees and starts some solids I'd hold off on these. Their fine motor skills aren't developed enough yet to have the coordination to pick it up and put it in their mouth. I've always started with organic baby mum mums (rice rusk). It's large enough for them to hold and it melts faster than the puffs do.
1835522
I believe it is 6 months and up - but check with your pediatrician if these are ok for your baby.
350928
Most of the animals are large, however the duck and chicken pieces are a little smaller. My 18 month old can fit them in her mouth but none of the other ones. I also highly doubt they could be swallowed. The only times I've caught her with them in there, she couldn't even close her mouth they are so large.