my neice is 3...is it worth getting now?
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After alot of thought, this is not the best of designs. I would go with a 12v rider instead. My son was 3 when we got him the Hummer and I became disappointed fairly quickly. Mainly because the one tire would just spin and he would go nowhere. It didn't matter if it was on the grass, dirt, or pavement. There just wasn't enough weight or power to move him. We even got him the Power Wheels Jeep and it had the same problem. When we went with the 12v system, it had two drives, one for each rear tire, which had plenty of power to move my son.
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I think it depends on how tall she is. My daughter was pretty tall at 3 and there wasnt much leg room
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In my opinion, it is going to get boring pretty fast for a three year old. I bought it for my 18 month old and she is almost 2 now and it already seems pretty short for her. I would recommend getting one that is a bit longer....
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Hello,they have games and apps for older children (which I haven't tried yet since mine are 5 and 2 years old). Plus the new Innotab 2S is Wifi ready so that would probably be really cool for her.
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My 4 year old got one last year and loved it, but she was pretty hard on it and it didn't last long. I'm sure her 2 year old brother didn't help the matter, but he wasn't present when our old Furby bit the dust... FYI, pulling off an ear breaks the Furby, lol. So if your 4 year old is pretty gentle on toys, I think you're good. If they are hard on toys, I'd consider how much you want to spend ($50?) on a toy that might not make it very long in the hands of a preschooler. That being said, I just bought another one for her this year on Black Friday (so I only spent $30) and have hopes that it might live longer than the last?
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I have no idea. Is the $17.76 items used? I paid about $27 for the one I purchased and my 9 month old niece loves it. Well worth the investment.
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Unsure, but have you looked into the Jolly Jumper? My daughter loves that thing. Now that was worth the cost.
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Hi dear I bought 1.2.3 playmobil when my son is one and he is playing with it but ı can say that a girl who is 3 would like to play with that too. İt is more comfortable because it has large parts. Hope can answer you question.
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My children are older, but we have downloaded several games from the google play store. I checked and there are some games there for toddlers that are free. I would advise going there first and see if there are any games you feel would be appropriate for your child before purchasing the ValuePad. If so, then I would recommend this unit. As your child grows, so will the options available and the price is not so much that you would have to worry about a young child handling it.
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You might check your local game stop and look at a refurbished unit. The last time I was in there they had some units in there for 79.99. I bought a ds lite for my son when he was 6 and he is still using at 8 we just got a nerf case to increase the durablity for it. My niece got hers at 7 and is still using it and she will be 12 christmas eve. It is definatley a investment but she will not grow out of this toy for some time to come. There are very few toys that I buy for the kids that I can say they're still use on a weekly basis 5 years later, but this is one of them.
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I just bought it. And my little girl is turning 7.. and she still fits in tjere pretty good. Doubt she will fit by the age of 8 ..
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I think 3-4 will be perfect I got it for my 2 year old and I thought it was way too early and at just 7 months past he's actually getting better at using it and actually getting the concept. But every kid is different some maybe good with at a younger age. So definitely 3-4 would be great. Just an advice try not to buy the set books if you can the an actual story books that you can use with it. I got the vowel book wet and it's pretty useless. And you definitely have to get a separate book for it the book that came with the tag is pretty much jus an Ad book it has nothing.
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I would recommend this for a 3 year old. There is a pirate ship that sells at Target that is a little smaller and I think made better for a 2 year old. That said, this pirate ship is great if you wanted to wait a little while. It is a great price at Kohls right now.
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Well, to be honest it is not the best. Evee is super cute and the doll is really soft. I still love it and sewing the tail back on after a kid got rough with it was not really a problem. I think it's still worth it.
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Absolutely not! The one year olds that I purchased them for (3) loved it instantly. I think they responded to the color, the sound, and the buttons. It will be a toy they will play with for years...
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I would say yes, my neice that just turned 4 loves the one i got for her lil brother ( my nephew )
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I agree that the InnoTab is going to be a little too easy for her. My son is six and it's not as fun/challenging for him. My four year old loves it. The games for this machine top out at age 8, and especially if she's bright I think she'd be easily bored by the games you can buy for this. Leap Pad2 I think is a little more appropriate for that age, but also she's going to top out pretty quickly. DS is probably a good option for her, though the games are not always geared towards learning if that is a concern. Good luck!
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I agree wholeheartedly that it depends on the child. Our daughter received her ds at 5 and had no problems using it right away. Our son just turned 3 and we're considering purchasing something similar for him because he already knows how to do some things on the computer and work portions of my iphone. If you think the stylus may be too difficult for him to handle at this age, go with the leapster or let them try an old gameboy perhaps.