What is the recommended age or height for children? How tall before they outgrow the rope and ladder attachments
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The weight restrictions are listed for the individual pieces. The ladder attachment is probably best for 4-5 year olds but the swing is good for all ages. Height restrictions are based on the amount of leg room provided by the positioning. You need good clearance on both sides of doorway opening--I would say at least 5 ft on each side.
1832415
I have this for my 9 year old. He's still short enough that he can use everything. He's the typical height of a 9 year old. He absolutely loves this thing. He can't do much with the rope ladder but every once in a while he hooks it up and swings on it. He has a ton of energy and this has been a blessing in our house! He swings and plays on it constantly.
1714182
I am not sure of the officially recommended age, but I would say 18 months to 2.5 years. My 15 month old can't quite use it yet but by three a child would definitely have outgrown it.
2111173
Not sure, but little feet shouldn't be climbing the ladder. It's for a 6 year old or older.
2221166
This isn't that big, I would say max age would be about 7-8 depending on the child. From base to top its only 6'.
950196
Not sure about recommended height but my son is an average size 4yr old and he can reach the petals.
2226127
Mine came with a rope, probably 50 inches, but we had high tree limbs and had to use additional rope. The neighborhood kids all LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this swing!!!
623411
My daughter is just about to turn 1 and she is 30 inches long. She hasn't outgrown it yet. I figure that when she gets to about 36 inches that we'll retire it.
1896395
It might be a little young. It depends on how well they can climb on their own. The ladder to get up is straight up so at 2 they might need help getting into the bed for awhile. The bed isn't as high as a regular bed so I wasn't worried about falling.
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Our son is an active 2 years and 9 mos, approx 32 lbs, and LOVES his climber. He was even using last fall, with much assistance from me, when he was 2 yrs and 4 mos. So, age-wise, 2 yrs with a parents' close supervision, and 3 with less assistance -- but still watchful eye. As an un-asked aside, I weigh about 280 and the Climber easily supports me and is very strudy and durable. Hope that helps!
302200
Hard to say. My son is 7 and it is just right but my husband can play them and he is 6'. It is a good starter set though to see if child wants to play seriously enough to buy a larger set later.
206577
Oh yeah no problem. Ladder may hurt their feet but once they are up there they should be fine :-)
790726
I think it goes by weight but the oldest to ride ours was a tall 6 year old. The rope that hangs it gets in way sometimes but they love it. Im not sure what age it would start at, if they can hang on maybe 2 and up?
1121179
Child should be big enough to be able to touch the ground.Kids are so different in size and ability.A child will enjoy this from roughly 12-36 months of age.
771337
Specs say 3-6, but both of my kids were younger when they started (Our daughter has been using it since She was about 15 months but couldn't climb in until more like 18 months, our son was 2 1/2). You need to judge how tippy they are, as it is possible to fall out (both of my kids have done that as well when messing around). If your kid can safely navigate stairs, this ought to work for them
1212820
It starts at 30" and ends at 55". A two-year-old would probably start out ok, but my nine-year-old is about to outgrow it.
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They won't trust me. My 4 year old is almost 4ft tall and she still loves it my 3 year old just hit 3 ft they play with it everyday everything is at a great hoeght for them. I hope this helps ^^
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I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on... » Read More I bought several of these for my kids, nieces and nephews. At least for me, we got them for much smaller people than what you're asking.. the oldest child was 7 years old. For the older kids - the 9-11 year olds. I got a larger version. These older kids are probably all less than 100 pounds and shorter than 5 ft. I used the larger one and felt comfortable with it - I'm 5'9" and much more than 100 pounds. The Lil Sioux was managed well by kids ages 3-7, and roughly 30-50 pounds in size, definitely under 5 ft, probably closer to 3-4 ft in height. You might want to look at guidelines on choosing a size for your height and weight needs; you could ask a Pro shop or just search on-line for tips. « Show Less