My grandson will be 6 in a few weeks. Will this be a struggle for a little guy?
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I wouldn't assume so... My son is 8, and he was around that age when he really started enjoying Legos. The instructions are very clear and they make it easy for a child to follow them. I hope that helps!
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My son is 5 and has been working with legos about 4 months now. He hasn't opened this one yet it is for christmas. But I am confident he can do it by himself.
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I gave this set to my son for his 6 years old birthday. He loves it and has been playing it with other lego city sets that i purchased for him when he was 5. So it is definitely not too hard. I think this set is perfect for an almost 6 years old!
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Ir should be a good one. My son has been building since he was young. Initially he just needed to be shown how to read the picture directions to start building by himself. Just check it for accuracy before putting stickers on. Also, he may need some help at the end to get the pieces all the way tight. Happy building!
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It might be a little advanced for that age. Our younger grandson is 6. I can't remember if he was able to "get it" or not, but the 8 year old did fine.
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Probably not. If he likes to build things it will be good for him. My nephews are 8 and they love it and rarely put them down.
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My little guy is only 40 inches and it is time to move the pedals from the first setting. I haven't gotten around to it yet but I thought I was just going to move them straight to the 3rd(last) now. Your son may still be able to ride it now, but the time he would have with the toy wouldn't be all that much. As much as we love the car, it may not be a good value for the money for someone so tall. I will agree with Melissa's response that the pedals are hard for a child that is too young. At 3.5 years
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I guess it would depend on the boy. My grandson received his when he was three, now five, and still loves it.
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Yes. My now 4 year old has two of these and he can take them apart and out them together with no problems. I would think a 6 year old would find it too easy.
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This is hard for me to judge since my granddaughter is just a newborn. It should be fine for him; however, if he is super active my concern would be his climbing out of it.
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I think it should be fine. Worst case, he will grow into it. My son is 6 and he is tall (about 4 ft 2 inches), but he has to bend his legs to fit. It is really best for 3-5 year olds.
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I don't think it's too easy. It won't be difficult, but will keep an 8 yr. Old busy. There are creattive activities, i think an 8 yr. Old would like.
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A six year old might need a bit of help getting started and at the end but it really depends on the kid. I gave this to my 9 yr. old.
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Probably not. My older son used to love this, but he will be 7 in a few months and is basically done with it.
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Unless he is very big for his age, it will be too big for him and difficult for him to control. My 7 and 9 year old love it.
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My twin grandson's are 3. There are some features they need help with like some of the games but I figured they will enjoy it even longer.
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My grandson is almost 2. He still plays with it somewhat. Mostly just taking down & hanging the tools. I think that soon it will probably no longer interest him.
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I think it will be too easy for him. The suggested age is 8-12. How about try some searches from amazon Toys & Games by age "14 & up" and also your preferred brand.
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It would work for a six year old but they may think its a little babyish. I would say more 2-5. It's made real bulky to stand up to a little one.
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I think so, however the youngest I've known to play it is 8. If the 6 yr old grasps instructions well then he should be fine. It's the explanation of various combinations vs. just colour combos that may frustrate him. But there is no reading involved so he may just enjoy it for the combinations and patterns.