my son is 7 years old and grinding a lot, I wonder whether this one will be too big for him or not? Anyone use this on a junior? Thank you!
519931
I wouldn't recommend a NG for a 7 yr old unless your dentist does. He is likely grinding because his jaw is growing & he has primary & adult teeth trying to fit together. Most kids will outgrow the grinding. If he is having jaw pain due to it, see your dentist. This size is too big for a 7 yr old.
519932
I think it may be too big. It even feels big for my mouth and I am 50. Perhaps you can check the over the counter mouthguards they sell for young athletes. Good luck.
519933
I have used this myself, but I am an elderly adult. It may work on a child; ask your dentist this question.
1140602
I have a 7 yr. old and he was a bit hesitant at first. I showed him the video of how to ride it and he worked on it for a couple days and was able to do it. Not as a professional mind you, but he was proud of himself and really liked it. He is pretty athletic though so it may be a bit challenging for kids who are not athletically inclined. I will say it didn't hold his attention for very long.
1764468
If the 16 yr old is big or strong this is too small. My grandson is 8 and this is the perfect size for him. A 12 yr old cousin was using it too but he's a big 12 yr old and he was almost too big for it. I hope this helps.
1809416
I got it for my three year old grandson, I'm sure it would thrill a six year old. According to the age definitions, it should be okay size wise. I was hoping my grandson would be able to use it for several years. Hope it works for you.
1896417
The one I bought was for a 7 year old boy. He had no problem with it. But, you will get a great workout! He loved it.
460437
Definitely. My daughter is 37 inches and she reaches the pedal just fine. We bought this so she wouldn't grow out of it so fast like the other ones. She is even able to tote her 9 year old sister around with no problems as well. The product is worth it.
486948
My daughter turned 6 years old about 44, 45 inches but it's too big for her. Hoping by next spring she'll be able to ride it. Considered drilling another hole in to lower the seat so she can reach the pedals. I think ideally it's better for a 7 or 8 year old.
104037
Yes, I think 9 is too big. My kids have been driving this since they were 3. The 5 yr old still loves it, but I think 9 is too old.
618235
It's hard for me to know how small your son is, since mine has always looked about two years BIGGER than he is lol. But, even if he is on the small side I am sure he would still absolutely love it and it's something I think most 4 year olds can handle! Plus, it is something he can use for years to come and it poses no real safety risk, which was important to me. It's so low to the ground you don't have to worry about falling and moves at a easy pace. He may need a bit of help to simply "start rolling" until he gets a bit bigger, but it's easy to keep going once you get started. I hope I could be of some help!
104850
I would recommend to go for regular one for age 8. I bought both for my boys now turn 7 last year. Regular presents more challenge for them particularly in the higher level. So they are on the right level on Advance of Jr. and lower level of regular version.
598940
The Jr size is a little bigger than when you stretch out your arms in a circle. It's a perfect size for my 2yr old daughter and she can also pick it up because its made out of little foams beads instead of those heavy beads. Hopefully this might be helpful depending on what size you want and you know if the Jr is that big then of course the others will be larger.
2066819
I think it would be really good - my nephew turned 6 and he is just outgrowing it - I was going to look into getting the next size wheels for it as it does look like you can adjust that
1222790
This is the only one I'm familiar with. I can tell you that my 8 year old daughter did get on this and ride around when we gave it to her cousin for Christmas, but it's way too small for her. I would search for one a little taller than this one for a 7 year old.
950186
Yes, my 12 year old who was trying it out for me for younger kids said it was very uncomfortable with the hard knobbies. Then my 16 year old agreed. I'm retuning all 6 that I purchased.
303335
We ordered the ez roller for our older sons ages 5 and 6 and they had an absolute blast. Our younger son (just turned 3 at the time) really wanted to ride it but was not able to reach the foot bar. It was not until he was closer to 4 years old that he was able to begin enjoying it...and this year he is getting his own ez roller!! He loves it... I guess it depends on the size of the 3 year old...worst case is they grow into it over a few months or so. Hope this helps...Happy Holidays
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I think this quad is a little big for a 2 year old. I bought it for my son for his 4th birthday, and it was great. My daughter (now 3) still cannot ride it because it's too big for her. They do make smaller 6v style quads that are more appropriate for a 2yo.
369091
I would buy this one. I was in the same situation as you and decided he would only get bigger. He would outgrow the small ones within months. The youth ones are quite a bit smaller. My son's friends have the youth ones and they like my son's better. Good luck:)