My daughter is 3. Should I get playmobile 1.2.3 or regular playmobile?
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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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I have the 123 set for my 3 year old son and would not consider buying regular because the pieces are much smaller and easily pose a choking hazard for young children. Also the 123 comes with less accessories altogether and more chunky ergonomic parts which makes looking for toys and cleanup easier.
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My little boy is 3.5 and he love loves the regular playmobil. Hardly touches his 1 2 3 zoo even though he loved it when he got it aged 2.5.
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Get regular playmobil, she will grow out of too fast. If you are worried about the littler pieces, take them aside until she is ready and there is still a lot to play with.
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Probably 1.2.3 would be better,; the regular one has lots of little pieces/parts that could be eaten and they don't even have the ability to manage them with their hands so they don't use them.
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I bought this for my grandson when he was 2. He is more into cars and trains so enjoyed for a bit. There are lots of little pieces to spark the imagination.
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First of all I have been playing with playmobil my whole life! I love it and buy their toys all the time, they last forever. Ok, I have a 2 year old and a 4 year old. I still buy 123 because regular playmobil has tiny, I mean micrscopic pieces. I have the nativity scene and have managed to keep all the little places together. Anyway 123 is perfect up to probably age 6.
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Ive played both versions and yes I definitely recommend buying the new one... Its a good addition to the old ones, plus a good updated list for the words they've kept which is good so young kids could relate to.
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You will have access to tons of games on Google Play. You will probably only be limited by the version of Android that you have. I was able to get almost every single game that my kids asked me to buy for them. Install was SUPER quick and easy.
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Model A is the first model (not many around anymore) and actually has parental controls and a nabi (kid) mode. NO Google Play yet, an update is supposed to be coming. Model B is what you will find out now mostly, it does not have the parental control/kids/nabi mode. It DOES have Google Play. It's almost just like the 32G (NV10C), except it's 16G.
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Nope...once they get to age 8, that is about it for the learning toys/Leapfrog line. Didj may get you for a short while, but it was short lived in my house.Can I ask why you don't want to get a DS? They have some great learning games for it!
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In my opinion, any child from 1-2 and up would have fun playing with it, however, it has small coins that they can put in their mouth, I would say its safe for kids older than 3. My 5 year old got it for Christmas last year, and seems like she will be enjoying it for many years to come since she loves to play store.
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my 3 year old loves it, 6 year old plays with it when he's bored otherwise (such as in the car). 6 year old would prefer some of the tablet games. Especially for 3 yr old we like not worrying what he is getting into on it or what settings he might be changing. Some of it may depend if there is a game character they really like - for us it was the Handy Manny game. He really likes that it is his own "super duper computer". I like that it handles being dropped, hammered on, etc.
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OKAY! Thanks. We're due to receive it on Wednesday so I'll know in a couple days. I just need to get my kid off my phone, wanting to play apps all the time. So, I hope it'll at least be good for that. It would be cheaper than the leappad systems/tablets if so!
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My daughter got it when she was 3. She's 4 now. She still plays with it. So does my 2 yr old.
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My daughter turned 3 in December right after i purchased this. She was able to color and also snap pics of us. I guess it just depends on how well your child uses a touch screen phone. Before i decided to purchase a tablet... this one and an android, my baby was using my phone for games, puzzles and learning
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I would say 3+. My daughter is now 6 and she and her friends still play with it as well.
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So the way I looked at it EVERYONE has one (or both) of the other two. Especially the leapfrog one. I didn't think my daughter would use it if she had the same one at daycare and every play date. Also she loves loves balls and still (at 16 months) watches them go down the legs and sings to the songs.This table also has different (new) songs. I find that leapfrog reuses the same songs on everything she has and so does fisher price. I would pay good money for NEW music on toys!! :)
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I think it's great for 3+ however my 2 yr old loves playing with this & I sit down with her & guide her on what to do. I absolutely love this laptop!
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My 3year old just got a Mobigo. She calls it her "DS." Seems to be good for her.
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David, Yes my 3 year old has been playing with her leapad2 since she was 2 and I upgraded to the ultra because of the bigger screen and better graphics. Her only complain was that its heavy but that was easily forgotten.
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I bought my daughter a DS when she turned 4, and she is now 6 1/2 and has just started playing it a bit more. I thought about the Leappad for her, but since she doesn't play her DS much, I will probably opt out or load up a netbook with educational games for her. She loves cameras and taking videos though, and I thought it would be good for that. Do you guys have anything else you can suggest for a 6 1/2 year old who can work my smartphone better than I can? It should be able to take pictures, videos, be sturdy, and offer educational games geared at older children. She is in the first grade, but is reading at a third grade level. I bought my daughter a DS when she turned 4, and she is now 6 1/2 and has just started playing it a bit more. I thought about the Leappad for her, but since she doesn't play her DS much, I will probably opt out or load up a netbook with educational games for her. She loves cameras and taking videos though, and I thought it would be good for that. Do you guys have anything else you can suggest for a 6 1/2 year old who can work my smartphone better than I can? It should be able to take pictures, videos, be sturdy, and offer educational games geared at older children. She is in the first... » Read More I bought my daughter a DS when she turned 4, and she is now 6 1/2 and has just started playing it a bit more. I thought about the Leappad for her, but since she doesn't play her DS much, I will probably opt out or load up a netbook with educational games for her. She loves cameras and taking videos though, and I thought it would be good for that. Do you guys have anything else you can suggest for a 6 1/2 year old who can work my smartphone better than I can? It should be able to take pictures, videos, be sturdy, and offer educational games geared at older children. She is in the first grade, but is reading at a third grade level. « Show Less
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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.