Up to what age are these stamps recommended ?
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I would think these stamps are for any age. I am using them with eleven year olds.
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From age 6 thru adults. I ordered them and they are quite a nice set of stamps. Lots of different colors and pictures that are able to be stamped. I was pleased with them and still use them today.
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I believe it's recommended for 1 year n up. My Grandson is 1 and he has figured it out, however the counting and alphabet will come later. He will be able to use it for several years
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My grandson was 3 when I bought them....he is now 5 and still plays with them. I would say ages 3 to 7 or more. They are very well made and true to profession.
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Well my youngest is 1.5 yr and she plays with them in the tub. They are soft so when she was a little younger and teething more, she would try to chew on them. I would say they're good for pretty much any age. They're too big to swallow so as long as a younger child doesn't chew on them and rip off a small piece, there is no choking danger.
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I purchased them for my son when he was less than 1.5 years old. He still plays with them now at over 2! In answer to your question, I think 1 year old is fine. He will learn to build bigger and better things as he gets older. I recommend these blocks to your 1 year old for sure.
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Kindergarten to 1st grade age absolutely. 2nd and 3rd graders will be able to use them, but might not be as conformable. My son is 10 yrs old and he sits in it, but his legs are too long and it don't look very conformable. I would recommend these for a reading corner for kids. It's a great idea! And I think that these will last a while, as long as the kids are not standing or jumping on them of course.
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I would say ages 1 to 4. I bought for our 1 year old granddaughter & she lives it! We also bought another one (baseball design) for our 2 yr old grandson & he loves his as well.
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I'm not positive on the recommended age but a child would have to be able to sit unsupported. The Orange coins are on the small side and may fit into a child's mouth, they might be the diameter of a Kennedy half dollar. My guess would be between 18 and 36 months. My older daughter has never really paid any attention to it and she was 3 when my youngest received the gift. My only problem with it is my youngest got her finger stuck in the coin slot because she was trying to pull the coin out. This was when we first opened it. She has never had the incident occur again. I believe she was 12-18 months when we got it. I hope this helps! I'm not positive on the recommended age but a child would have to be able to sit unsupported. The Orange coins are on the small side and may fit into a child's mouth, they might be the diameter of a Kennedy half dollar. My guess would be between 18 and 36 months. My older daughter has never really paid any attention to it and she was 3 when my youngest received the gift. My only problem with it is my youngest got her finger stuck in the coin slot because she was trying to pull the coin out. This was when we first opened it. She has never had the incident occur again. I believe she was 12-18... » Read More I'm not positive on the recommended age but a child would have to be able to sit unsupported. The Orange coins are on the small side and may fit into a child's mouth, they might be the diameter of a Kennedy half dollar. My guess would be between 18 and 36 months. My older daughter has never really paid any attention to it and she was 3 when my youngest received the gift. My only problem with it is my youngest got her finger stuck in the coin slot because she was trying to pull the coin out. This was when we first opened it. She has never had the incident occur again. I believe she was 12-18 months when we got it. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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They aren't self-inking, so they can be any color you want! :) You will need an ink pad to use the stamps.
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The box says it is recommended for ages 8+. I think they recommend it for this age because they need a bit more hand coordination. This set is better made than some others we have had in the past too. My daughter is 8 and absolutely loves this set. It allows for a lot of creativity.
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When I purchased the cash register, my grandchildren were three and five. They just turned five and seven and still enjoy playing with it. I would say 3 to 7 would be an appropriate age for this toy. My grandchildren really love it, and it's been interesting to watch them create games like "grocery store" and "toy store" using the cash register.
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Absolutely perfect for that age group. That is the age of the young person I got mine for and it proves to be very educational. Add additional items like "Little Passports" and then it all ties together.
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Yes, I would say a child 8+ could use these. A younger kid might get polish everywhere if a adult is not helping. Please be sure to remove the plastic film off of each plate before use. Happy stamping!! :)
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10 is the most cards you get, but any word can be as small as 2 letters (or 2 cards really). I'd say 10 yrs. old, 8 maybe. Great game, and a great learning tool, just don't tell the kids that.
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Yes, its stamp on each individual box. According to the lot I purchased, they are good for over a 1+ to 1.5+ years.
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Each letter has two small magnets on the back. I bought these when my toddler was one and have not had any troubles with the magnets coming out a year later. They attach well to magnetic surfaces.
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16 I think. But they are small. If you are labeling your child's supplies, I would recommend something bigger. If you dont care then they are good. And they are waterproof.