Why is the recommended age 6YO? Are they not sturdy (enough for a 3YO?)
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I think it is sturdy enough. Our 3 year old is playing with it fine. But it did come with one of the legs not attached, We had to glue it...
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II bought it for my grandson last Christmas, along with the house. He had turned 3 in September The dollhouse comes with plenty of furniture for a 3 year old. In this set, the drawers open and can get lost ,but other than that it is sturdy enough. It's wood.
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I think because it's painted wood.....it is a wood product that may splinter if they chew on it or step on it. It had screws/nails to be able to swing open the doors. A lot of that type of furniture tends towards a little older person This is just my thoughts.
1089965
Doll size furniture suitable for a handmade doll house. We made a dollhouse for our 6 yr granddaughter. Not a play item .
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I gave these to my 4 year old grandson for his birthday.... I asked my daughter if they were sturdy.... She said YES..... She even borrows them to use around the house!! I wouldn't go younger but you could go older!!
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Hi there, sorry for the late reply, but this should be appropriate for a 3 year old. I have bought mine for a 2 year old and she already knows how to play with all the little things. I hope I have helped you in anyway possible.Sincerely,
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I guess it depends on your 3 yo, but these were definitely not sturdy enough for my 2 yo and her almost-3 yo friend.. multiple pieces were broken within the first few days. :(
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ABSOLUTELY!! I bought it for my 2 1/2 year old grandson, and that's the first thing he goes for when he's at my house. Plus, he has them at his own house, and is constantly playing w/ them. They are sturdy--no worries about parts breaking off, either.
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Yes that's why they had to put an age requirement on this toy. I let my 2 year old play with these. He was always supervised. This is a great toy but if you let your child under 3 play with this set alone it could be considered a choking hazard.
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I have a 18 and a 10 year old Grandsons. I bought them both one. They love them. They are fairly sturdy considering the cost. My 2 year old grandson wants one. So I am sure I will get him one next year. Rachel
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They are sturdy, but they won't stand up to being thrown around. Depends on the kid.
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Previous answer is correct. Our 2 1/2 yr old grandson loves them. Very sturdy. We had one that came with a weak area where the material had not puréed correctly in the mold. Called them and they sent a new one immediately. No questions asked.
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They are pretty sturdy chairs with a fair amount of weight. I will admit to having stood on mine before I bought a Step ladder. Climbing onto them to sit on is one thing...obviously no chair is great for kids to play around on. They definitely aren't flimsy.
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they are not for very small children, I gave mine (5 of them) to the men and boys but our 4 year old grandchild figured out how to make them work and had a great time.. they're not really to handle, but rather to scoot around the floor and, if you have two, to do battle.. for being plastic they are pretty sturdy and WAY fun!!
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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
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No, the age I would suggest is 2-4/5. My girls are 3 & they still fit comfortably, but a 6 year old will be too tall and won't find the space accommodating. Hope this helps.
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I believe that they are suppose to be for around 3 years old....but my 18 month old granddaughter plays with them alot. She does not always use them as they are...somtimes they are bad guys or pirates, depending on what her big brothers are playing at the time. She loves them.
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I'm not sure. My grandson was 5 years old when I bought them for him. But I also have nephews who got them when they were 3 years old - according to their father, they did all right too. They look fragile to me!
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It really depends on the child. My grandchildren had them at age 4, but really enjoy them now that they are 5, 7, 9. They each have their own set. Mine don't put things in their mouth (chew on them.) And they seemed to be coordinated enough to handle stacking things without getting frustrated if they collapse. Hope that answer 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.