Hello-What is the size of each piece of puzzle? Is it good for 2+years old? thank you
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I bought this puzzle when my daughter was 2 1/2. She loved it and was putting it together by herself right away. It has been two years, and the puzzle is still in great shape and looks like new. The pieces are large (3"x4"), sturdy, and easy for small hands to manoeuver.
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approx. 3 to 4 inches. I would definitely recommend it for toddlers. The puzzlesare brilliantly colored.
1852969
I gave it as a gift and had it sent directly to my nephew so I am not sure. I will ask my niece your question .
1852970
The box suggests 3 and up and that sounds about right. Pieces are about 3"x 3" and there are 48 of them and make a 2'x 3' puzzle. Pieces are sturdy.
825606
I don't see anything other than the box size different. If you look how the pieces are stacked in the box, you will see what I mean. Both have 10 puzzle boards (5 - 2 sided boards). The less expensive one will do just fine, that's what we have for our daughter and she loves it. My daughter absolutely loves puzzles though, so I don't know if my opinion will help when talking about puzzles! We have puzzles (panorama) that adults can't do and she does them....If your child likes puzzles, your child will enjoy this one!
878351
I'd probably wait a until the child was closer to 2. I purchased it for my grandson who had just turned 2 and he figured it out fairly easily but as we have since discovered, unlike his older brother, he apparently got the "puzzle gene". He loves puzzles and can do them just about as well as his 4 1/2 yr. old brother. They are both bright little boys but just look at the world differently. Even if the 12 month old has the "puzzle gene", it will most likely be months before he/she is ready for the beginner pattern one. There are some other Melissa and Doug puzzles that would be better starters - I'd look in to the Jumbo Knob ones for now. I'd probably wait a until the child was closer to 2. I purchased it for my grandson who had just turned 2 and he figured it out fairly easily but as we have since discovered, unlike his older brother, he apparently got the "puzzle gene". He loves puzzles and can do them just about as well as his 4 1/2 yr. old brother. They are both bright little boys but just look at the world differently. Even if the 12 month old has the "puzzle gene", it will most likely be months before he/she is ready for the beginner pattern one. There are some other Melissa and Doug puzzles that... » Read More I'd probably wait a until the child was closer to 2. I purchased it for my grandson who had just turned 2 and he figured it out fairly easily but as we have since discovered, unlike his older brother, he apparently got the "puzzle gene". He loves puzzles and can do them just about as well as his 4 1/2 yr. old brother. They are both bright little boys but just look at the world differently. Even if the 12 month old has the "puzzle gene", it will most likely be months before he/she is ready for the beginner pattern one. There are some other Melissa and Doug puzzles that would be better starters - I'd look in to the Jumbo Knob ones for now. « Show Less
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I bought it for my daughter who just turned 3. She is a gentle kid who, despite playing quite delicately, broke a few small, plastic features (like the head off of the shower), etc. within 24 hours of owning the set. The pieces are exceptionally small and fragile. Additionally if your child is in a phase of putting things in their mouth, I would say "definitely not" good for a 2-3 year old. Probably better for 3 1/2 - 4 year olds.
1256022
Hi,My daughter received it at 18 months, and each child is different. If she has interest in putting things together (pegs and puzzle pieces) and can manipulate her hands to take the items apart, I would recommend it. It has the little pegs that stick together and can fit into little holes on shapes. It does have bright colors and shapes to talk about. I am unsure of how long the 15 mo old would play with it, so I would have a back up for a long flight.Have a blessed day!
2171995
Each segment is 38" x 55". I would recommend a couple of inches extra all around so a space of 42" x 59" for each of the two segments.I used 2 boards on top of each other. I built segment 1, put a large puzzle bard on top and built the second layer on top of the first.This is a pretty complex puzzle so pan on having it around for a month or 2.
1401287
Hi Michael, unfortunately I can not recall the dimensions, but would suggest you may need plenty of floor space. We bought this wonderful puzzle for family in the States. There little one enjoyed it very much. All the best.
2117742
The individual pieces are about 2.5x2.75" and the completed puzzle is 19 x 14". The puzzle is beautiful. Tha pieces are thick and durable. Hope this helps.
2241190
All the sizes below are correct. I would add that these can easily be managed by a two-year old for building roads and stacking. They are smooth wood with no splinters. They will last forever. I've seen them used in multiple ways and if you are concerned about small pieces, remove the two smallest blocks (quarter circles the size of small egg) from the box--the kids will never notice.
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I'd probably wait a until the child was closer to 2. I purchased it for my grandson who had just turned 2 and he figured it out fairly easily but as we have since discovered, unlike his older brother, he apparently got the "puzzle gene". He loves puzzles and can do them just about as well as his 4 1/2 yr. old brother. They are both bright little boys but just look at the world differently. Even if the 12 month old has the "puzzle gene", it will most likely be months before he/she is ready for the beginner pattern one. There are some other Melissa and Doug puzzles that would be better starters - I'd look in to the Jumbo Knob ones for now.
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I purchased it for my daughter when she was 2-1/2. She worked it the first time with a little help and 100 times since then by herself. She still likes to work it, and she's 4-1/2 now. It's a great floor puzzle!
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They are small, I don't have them with me now as they were a gift to grandchildren, but I made sure they were not too small for the baby in their house. I'd say most of the pieces are around 2" or so. They are really smooth and nice to the touch. The oldest girl, 7, has made the castle on the bag and the baby likes to throw them. : )
1322792
I bought it for my 2 year old niece. The parts are small so you must supervise that age group. Ideally it would be closer to 4-6 years olds-unsupervised.
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i bought it for my 3 year old grandson.......hmmm depends I guess on how excited he gets with puzzles.....a year old would likelp put it together pretty quickly if they have been doing puzzles for some time........ IT IS NEAT THOUGH!
774896
They are all tiny pieces. Not for young ones who puts toys in their mouths, nose or ears. My son has been playing with these since he was three, but we don't have any younger ones to worry about if the pieces are left out.
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The whole thing is about 5 by 8 so each puzzle piece is about 1.5 inches. Hope this helps
503096
My daughter just turned 4 and she loves them! We helped her the first time & then she was able to do it on her own. She loves puzzles & we have been doing them with her since she was 2.