Can I use it for my 3 year old son?
485361
I am not sure how to answer except to say if you could use normal toenail clippers then these would probably be better except they are larger than normal. I hate to say it but this is a question for a mother. I am 71 yr old and my ex-wife claims I never changed a diaper. You get the idea.
485362
Like any REALLY sharp object, use requires care; this would mostly rely on how still your son remains while clipping is going on. The clipper is really sharp so...that said, because the clipper will get what you aim it at in one go and children's nails are softer than adults, it will do the job quickly and cleanly.
485363
I use them on my two year old sometimes but I like her little ones better for her. Kids have tiny fingernails and I'm paranoid. But yes I have done it before :)
485364
I don't have any children, so it's hard for me to say with certainty. However, this was designed for adults, so it may be too big to use on the 3-year-old. You might want to look at the version for fingernails. That might be more suitable for you needs.
2154546
Absolutely not! My 3 year old (just turned 3 a few months ago) had trouble to start with (as he should with new challenges) and 2 weeks later he can do almost the whole thing by himself and LOVES it!
1423447
i would say yes, for kids 2 years plus. my 3 year old likes to use it to squirt things outside - sort of like a squirt gun.
391003
A good question. We have this set for our 3 yo, who's a bit short for his age. They say the set is good/adjustable up to age 11 or so, which may approximate your child's height now. So you may only get limited use from the set (i.e., less than 2 years) before it becomes too small. I would put the $ into an adjustable adult size set, particularly if your child's interest continues, it will be useable for much longer.
1421022
It fits our 18 month old really well.... I would think your 3 year old could ride it, but will grow out of it quickly. Also, it doesn't have enough power to carry more than about a 25 lbs. rider.
1397849
I would say no. I purchased this for an active 7 year old and she had a hard time getting used to operating it, falling a few times in the process. In fact, her 4 year old sister wouldn't play on it and said it was "too hard". I don't believe a 3 year old would have the dexterity required and may hurt themselves.
1999279
Absolutely! You just need a lot of balls. But with that said, your three year old might start throwing the balls.
1136060
Yes. I bought this for my 3 year old. She's now 5, and still loves to play with it.
1781574
Absolutely - yes, I would give it to a 3.5 year old... the one I bought was for my 4 year old niece (on her birthday), but I would've had no problem giving it to her 6 months prior.
1113859
Absolutely not. A three year old should be in a rear or forward facing harnessed seat, not a belt positioning booster. Please check out this link. http://csftl.org/harness-or-booster-when-to-make-the-switch/
2266232
Yes. I have a 3 year old and a 16 month old. My youngest has been playing with it since he turned 1. It started out a little tall for him, but that didn't keep him from wanting to play with it. Now he is plenty tall enough to play with it (and he is not "of the charts" tall or anything).
1942817
seeing that he is 9 this would be great for him but I bought one for my 3 year old son and it didn't work out that well because he is too young to deal with wall outlets. But other than it ok.
1397847
It depends on how tall your three year old is and if she is a quick with things like this.. I got this for my seven year old daughter and it was prefect for her... But I wouldn't have brought it for my daughter at three.. Hope this helps
1031387
Depends on the size of the 3 year old I suppose. I bought it for a sturdy 6 year old and got a medium which is good for him, if a little on the large side. But it gives him some room to grow.
760191
Absolutely! My husband and I use it as well as our 6 and 7 year old boys. We all love it!
248871
We bought it for our boy when was 4 months old. If they can hold themselves upright they can use it.
367185
Yes you can. In fact, i did it with my 9 year old son, and it works pretty good. I recommended.