What is age group for these switch &amp; Go Dinos?
657882
My grandson is 5 now and has had them for about a year. He can transform them easily. His sister is 2 and loves to play with them but does not get the concept of converting them.
1048013
I would say ages 6-10. anyone older would get bored with them real quick. For older kids I would recommend any RC tanks that shoot the Airsoft pellets. they do not shoot hard enough to hurt anyone.
1870489
I bought a bunch a dinosaurs for my little nephew and they are perfect size in my opinion. They range anywhere from 5"-12" tall. That particular t-rex I wanna say is about 7"-8" tall and about the same longways from nose to tail. It feels big when you hold it as it is nice and heavy. These dinosaurs are not huge but I was completely happy with their size. The brontosaur is pretty big though about 12"-13" tall and 13"-14" long. Whats cool is that all of the dinosaurs are relative sizes to each other depending on the species. My little nephew is 3 and he has a hands full playing with the t-rex. I bought a bunch a dinosaurs for my little nephew and they are perfect size in my opinion. They range anywhere from 5"-12" tall. That particular t-rex I wanna say is about 7"-8" tall and about the same longways from nose to tail. It feels big when you hold it as it is nice and heavy. These dinosaurs are not huge but I was completely happy with their size. The brontosaur is pretty big though about 12"-13" tall and 13"-14" long. Whats cool is that all of the dinosaurs are relative sizes to each other depending on the species. My little nephew is 3 and... » Read More I bought a bunch a dinosaurs for my little nephew and they are perfect size in my opinion. They range anywhere from 5"-12" tall. That particular t-rex I wanna say is about 7"-8" tall and about the same longways from nose to tail. It feels big when you hold it as it is nice and heavy. These dinosaurs are not huge but I was completely happy with their size. The brontosaur is pretty big though about 12"-13" tall and 13"-14" long. Whats cool is that all of the dinosaurs are relative sizes to each other depending on the species. My little nephew is 3 and he has a hands full playing with the t-rex. « Show Less
681593
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.
149160
Ages 7 and up would be best. My 5 year old nephew tries to play, but it's pretty difficult for him.
1083325
these are between 2 and 3 inches depends on which eggs you get. They are also different colors and kinds of dinosaurs.Hope this helps.
540946
This was a Christmas present for our granddaughter age almost five (she LOVED it). Her father (our son) loved dinosaurs (and still does at 30+). Really depends on the kid:)
414892
As it written here, it requires 2*AA batteries http://www.vtechkids.com/product/detail/13267/Switch_and_Go_Dinos___MC_Roar_the_Giganotosaurus (click Specifications)
1381422
Two totally different items. My grandchild has both. I would select Thomas for 4 and under, and the RC age 5 and above.
72781
We actually got it for my 6 yr olds birthday. It does take a bit of practice to handle. Another suggestion is the Animal Planet Teradactyl remote control flier if he is into dinosaurs.
1958648
I have a child care in my home and all my kids play with these. I'd say ages 1 through 5 would love to use these!
1214594
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys!EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
1027426
All ages. My grandson is 4 and grandaughter is 6. They both love them and I have fun as well playing with tiles .I got the 100 piece for my grandsons birthday. My grandaughter is asking for a set for her birthday. I will be purchasing another set in March.
1270354
I would say ages 3 or 4 and up. I've seen videos online of kids ages 10-12 playing it.
210809
sorry about the delay, busy life. there is no age listed but I'm giving noahs ark to my 3 year old granddaughter. I also bought the tree full animals and another full of birds. Using these as decorations for Christmas with seven dwarfs and snow white as a theme. The grandkids love them.
1900907
they are recommended for ages 8+, but I bought them for my 5 year old for his birthday this year and he absolutely loves them, he's better at taking them apart and putting them back together than I am, some of those pieces are just so tiny, even with having small hands they can be a pain for me to put together, but if you have a little one that tends towards being messy with toys, expect for pieces to be lost with-in minutes of opening the box.
1413097
The box doesn't list age groups. I would say at least 10. There is a kids version.