what age is this for
1843786
I gave it for. My 2.5 year old grandson. Who seem to like it and learn without pressure. However I think 3 years would benefit more. I do not remember what this toy was recommended for by the manufacturer. I saw my grandsons interest in his brothers toy that is similar.
1843787
I would say 2years and above, though I bought it as a gift, but the features on it suggest it will be good for toddlers from 2 years upward. Hope this helps.
1843788
The video advertizment for this toy shows a recommended age of 12-36 months.
1973303
Manufactures recommended age is 18 months to 5 years but I think it is more like 18 monthhs to 3 years. My son is a short 2 1/2 year old and he is outgrowing it. Lots of fun though while it lasted.
1924450
I would say 3 and up but depending on the 2-year old they could probably have fun with it too. I know 18-month old kids that would probably do something with them! And maybe up to 8 or 10. There again, it depends on the child.
1397792
I would say around 3 years old and up. It really doesn't do anything. Just turn it on and it goes. No buttons for small children to push. To be honest you could probably find the same thing at Wal-Mart for less.
1299588
Most reviewers bought it for their 2 year olds (or younger). I bought it for my child's 4th birthday. Personally, I think it works best for 3-4 year olds.
111227
This would be great for those ages! We play with our kids (ages 12, 10, 8, 6, 3). Some of the words/phrases are: dragonfly, nurse, baby bottle, milking a cow, kitten, washing the car, gingerbread man, walking the dog. . .
1556216
Hey, my opinion is between ages 3-8 is a good age ranage for this toy. My 3 year old son loved it but for older kids who like to pretend fixing stuff it will do just fine.
2221272
Any age, as long as there is adult supervision. My grandson loves his, when his dad is there to help.
571024
It says up to age 8, but I think it depends how tall/big your son is. My friends 4 year old uses it. I think realistically it's good till age 5.
343697
My 2 older kids have each had a table similar to this and my youngest now has this one. My two oldest started to lose interest around the age of 2. My youngest is 15 months old and doesn't play with it that much anymore. I think it's too young for a 2 1/2 year old.
795808
I would say ages 2yrs-7yrs old. I have pics up of my 5yr old son and nephew jumping in it so you can get a better idea. hope that helps.
680696
I am not sure about the suggested age, my grandson is two and he has a ball with it.
2098037
My granddaughter is 2 years old and she plays with it, with some help but she gets the point. It is fun for both of us.
1270354
I would say ages 3 or 4 and up. I've seen videos online of kids ages 10-12 playing it.
654819
I would say 18 months and up. Anything younger it would probably be a chew toy. My daughter started doodling with it around this age. At age 2 1/2 her interest peaked in it. At age 3, she is still playing with it.
2249455
Christmas present? I use it in therapy (I am a speech pathologist) with kids as young as 3, but I think you could use it with 2 year olds. 18 months might be a bit young as they may just want to put it in their mouths. It depends on the kid though. If you think the kid is really sharp then try it. If the child will be monitored while they play (you faciltate it) they may have fun with it, but 18 month olds don't really get the concept of toppings yet. So to sum up, I would wait until they are a bit older. Up to you.
2236965
I gave this as a gift for my 4 1/2 year old nephew and he liked it a lot. So I guess like as young 5-10 years of age (and or above, 'cause adults like it too, lol!) would be perfect age for this one. I hope it helps.