What age range would these be useful for?
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These bibs are larger than the average bibs and are great for babies that are eating finger foods. Purchased them for my granddaughter when she was 10 months old and my daughter loved them because the baby can't pull them off so easy
1042435
You can start using them at about 5 months and up to 2 years. The collar part is stretchy so depending on the size of the head it will determine how easy it would go over. Hope this helps.
1042436
I started using mine when they were about 8 months old and figured out how to undo the Velcro bibs. I still use them today and my girls are 16 months. I would say I could probably use them till they are 3.
1042437
My twins spit up and drool a lot, so we started using them at 3 months old, it covered so much of their bodies, but also saved their clothes.they are almost 9 months now and one twin pulls them off, the other doesn't, and we also use them for mealtimes with our almost 3 year old. The twins are now 14.5 pounds and our oldest is 26 pounds if that helps.....
1042438
I started using them on my baby when he was 5 months, am still using them at 9 months, and will probably continue to use them until he no longer needs a bib.
681591
I am not sure. I use them in speech and language therapy to teach children about community helpers. I use them with ages 4 to about 12
1031578
Initially I bought them for my grandson (who has Down Syndrome) at age 6.....however I believe any child over 3 years would enjoy them.
1649121
I think they would be fine for a 3 year old, as there are no small parts and they are really fun. I think a small would be fine for a 3 year old
438568
Hi Carl, I am not sure how old the child is, but I think they would be fine. If I had to pick a random age I would say age 4 or 5 and up. I like my pair very much.
1010791
Personally my 4 year old uses it nicely. I feel it could be used up to a 10 year old. So 4-10 would be my answer!
1661501
Seven might be perfect for these. I bought them for a 3 y/o, and he didn't have the coordination to use them. I'm not sure of the length of the cords, but I believe they would work for a 7 y/o . They are FUN!
814082
Not sure, perhaps it's a CPSC recommendation. Younger kids could use them just fine I think, but be aware that they are rigid and are not bendable or soft like a plastic straw,
354263
I got these for a 2-3 year old and he likes them. I think they would be fun. You could also find a board to put them on (dry erase board) and markers and let him create his own scenery?
1459119
My 2 1/2 year old grandson plays with them with his older brother and sister. The size of them could be a choking hazard for a child that age.The child would have to be well supervised.
856245
yes, they would i bought them for my 4 year old and they were too small. so for 2year old would be fine. a little slippery though.
2126506
These are adjustable by a velcro back strap, so I think they would work for 7-11 yr olds.
1049432
I bought these for my daughter's 3 year old preschool class as a request by her teacher. I wasn't there when they actually used them, but I'm sure they'd be fine for 5-7 year olds.
692152
maybe a 3 or 4yr old -maybe not a 2 yr. old though. would be tuff for them because their fingers would be smaller.
1285290
Possibly. They are pretty wide (about the width of an adult male's hand). The velcro attachment, though, gives a fair bit of range in how securely you tighten them, so they might work for a toddler (with supervision, of course).
1782635
They might try to eat or chew on them. Got this for my son around that age but he enjoyed them more closer to 1.5 to 2yo.
738463
I would think anywhere from 2 to 10 years of age. The sticks are quite small but the goals work for just about any age.