what is the recommended age for the stuffies
1818719
Thank you for your question! Stuffies are recommended for ages three and up. Most of us are parents here at Stuffies and our children three and under, as well as our teenagers play with them, as well! Thanks, Courtney
1818720
I would say that it will fit any child from 6 months up to 99. Very easy to lay on and once fingers are nimble for the little one to carry.
2212102
Age 6 months and up, when they can start eating real food. We usually stuff it with frozen banana or berries or frozen peas. The cold is good for teething.
1777549
My grandson was 3 when I bought them for him. I think as long as they don't put them in their mouth, they should be good for 2 year olds. My grandson plays with them for hours!
2249456
18 months is a good age. My son was about that age too. We always played with it together however, so I was assured he wasn't at risk for swallowing the pieces. He loved to make pizza and serve it to me. The toy is away in the cupboard now until my second child (who is 1) is a little older.
1416169
I'd say 2-5 yr olds. My 4.5 yr old still loves it, but some things will be almost too small soon. My 2 yr old loves it but some things are a little too fragile for her and she damages things.
1702614
After 3 yrs is best because of the height. I gave it to my girls at age 4 but they are small for their age.
1322239
I'd probably wait another month or so. They do "melt" in their mouths, but until he's really good at eating chunkier purees and starts some solids I'd hold off on these. Their fine motor skills aren't developed enough yet to have the coordination to pick it up and put it in their mouth. I've always started with organic baby mum mums (rice rusk). It's large enough for them to hold and it melts faster than the puffs do.
1344931
I would say 18 months to maybe 11. It all depends on if the child still believes in santa or not. I have a ball pulling pranks on my 4 & 6 yr old with our elf. We look forward to seeing the elf every Christmas. Hope this helps God bless0:)
2268583
I'd say ages 3 through 6. We got it for our granddaughter when she was 3, she's now 4-and-a-half and she still has plenty of room.
210808
I bought this for my granddaughter who turned two. The toys are soft and cuddly.I would think any child up to five years of age would like this toy.Like any toy it's up to the parent to use parental guidess.
1199962
Yes . Each stuffie comes with a book that helps teach your child a morale value. Easily one of the many features of the Stuffie . I have purchased many Stuffies as gifts. I even bought one for my 23 year old niece because she loves how it looks and itl's "Cuddleabilty".
850629
They say 3-15 years but my son got it for his 2nd birthday (and loves it still.) I would say a better age range would be from ages 2-8. I'm sure they say 3 and up because of the small parts (choking hazard with the fasteners.)
1214593
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys! EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
1026863
I would say from ages 2-5. The pieces are big enough not to be a hazard for young kids.
1886985
I would say it's appropriate for ages 3-8 or so... The penguins are little, so it's not the best for little ones who stick things in their mouth. My almost four year old loves it and even my 10 year likes it (but she adores penguins, so that may be why).
2249458
I think 18 months is too young, I purchased the pizza set for my grandson's preschool dramatic play pizza shop. The kids were 4-5 yrs. old. I think 2.9-3 yrs. is fine provided the children understand the concept of pizza & toppings and they don't put the items in their mouth.
2264046
I would also say about two to five years. The child should be past the "put everything in my mouth" stage, and yet a five-year old enjoys pretending with it. Matchbox sized cars are fun for them to add to this garage, too.