What ages is this set of Jumbo Farm Animals recommended for? Are there choking hazards?
1086742
I think any age - there is no choking hazard as they are fairly large. Even if a determined baby wedged the goose into his/her mouth, I would not be worried about it blocking a windpipe or anything.
1086743
Does not present any choking hazard. Large enough for little ones to grasp and play easily. This was a "first set", and it was thoroughly enjoyed by a two-year-old.
1086744
I bought this for my then two year old last year and she still loves them. They are too large to fit into a child's mouth. Both the cows ears are now missing after a year of play.
184463
I think so. The blueberries are my only concern. My three year old likes to put them in your mouth and can fit the whole thing in her mouth. To me that's the only real choking hazard.
1089876
This toy is not a choking hazard. I bought it for my three year old grand-daughter. Do not have the toy with me to measure but I would not be concerned if your child is three or older.
476170
My 19mo old is playing with these toys. None of the pieces are a choking hazard in my opinion but as the other person stated if they chewed off a berry then maybe but that would be difficult. I just supervise my daughter with them. The pieces are perfectly sized for their hands and durable, rubber plastic that will hold up to some chewing too (I discourage that of course). Im super happy I bought it and haven't regretted any of my purchases of the New Sprouts toys (which is what this is but isn't labeled as such).
1605540
I dunno but my 2 year old son been playing with it till now he's 4 no plm seem not a choking hazard to me
1496036
No, they are a black stitch. I have not come across any choking hazards with this stuffed dog.
427238
My child is 5 and really enjoys playing with it. I think you could go as young as 3. None of the parts are too small to really worry about a choking hazard.
1779063
Horses are about 3 inches tall and 3-4 inches wide. Not a choking hazard for little people.
388516
The pieces are a good size. I think it would be fine for a one year old. If they are very mouthy, hold onto the broccoli (the smallest pieces, but not terribly small) until he/she is less likely to mouth it. Age is probably 2 and up, but 1 should work.
2047471
Well my youngest is 1.5 yr and she plays with them in the tub. They are soft so when she was a little younger and teething more, she would try to chew on them. I would say they're good for pretty much any age. They're too big to swallow so as long as a younger child doesn't chew on them and rip off a small piece, there is no choking danger.
1769996
The only issue, as far as the listed choking hazard goes that I could see for a 1 year old, would be the smaller pieces with the round balls as tops. The Squigz Starter set pieces are all smooth and a smaller child could possibly put one of these in his/her mouth and have a problem getting it back out - the other pieces should be fine. You could just remove those ball pieces until the child's a little older. I see they sell a PipSquigz set now, which might be the answer for you - they look textured for a young one's senses and ease of grip. Either way, you can't go wrong! My 3 year old granddaughter's Squigz pieces are out all the time - I only wish these had been around when my sons were little. Enjoy!!
110428
I don't have the packaging anymore but I was guess 3+! They are sort of small and they have a small ball in the bottom of them (which is what it rolls on...the wheels don't roll) that could come out and be a choking hazard.
1355405
The balls are somewhere around 2 inches across, so they are not choking hazards. The frog and penguin are even bigger. :)
2219823
No, i don't think they are choking hazard. I bought this for my 2 year old one year ago and she did just fine - built it up and then tore it back down. My 6 month old plays with them just fine too, she will just gnaw on them when ever she can get her hands on them. Hope that helps :)
2180332
The smallest are 3-4" (the penguin & monkey), the others are between 7-9" - they are all good size, much larger than what you'd typically find in this type of set. We have 3 different sets of this line, I don't worry about even the smallest ones being a choking hazard. My daughter has had them in her playroom since before she was even 1.
1308913
The jumbo pieces are too big to swallow. They range in size. The largest is a good 4 inches. But there are some little pieces that could be swallowed - about a half inch in size.
1047719
Not sure but my boys are 7 months and they hold them, try to eat them etc and it is just fine. Maybe because that is the optimal age for the motor skills to stack them and stuff? Not sure but I think they are fine for any age. They are wood and are hard so that is something to consider.