Would this be good for a kindergartener? (5-6 year old)
1848204
In my opinion, the average child that age would only be able to use a few of the features. The manufacturer suggests ages 6 and up, but I would say it would be more worthwhile for even a slightly older child like 7. A 5-6 year old would surely enjoy it, just probably not use all of the features.
1848205
I have a 4 & 5 year old that both love this Barbie. Kids are smarter then we think and they can easily access all the features of this doll at that age.
1948486
I wouldn't recomend it. It spins around a lot and it's not safe for a kindergartener
1352945
We're parents, and we thought he was entertaining. My 3 year old loves him and can steer him very easily. I'd think that a 5-6 year old might want something a little more advanced, but for 2-4, this is great (and it's sturdy!)
1530889
No, I wouldn't buy it for a 6 year old. I would say it's meant for kids under 5. The chairs themselves are very sturdy/solid and can definitely hold the weight of a bigger child or even an adult (I've sat on them a few times to help my little ones with something) but due to the height of the table and chairs I think most kids over 5 would be too tall to sit comfortably at the table. Hope that helps.
1875652
I think a five year old would still like it, since you can build an unlimited number of things. It is difficult for my 3 year old to put the objects together by himself, so a 4-6 year old would probably be the right age.
2165589
The best answer is "PERHAPS." It is a nice playing miniature guitar with good intonation and good sound (for its size). But the body might be too small to feel like he's playing a guitar. The body is the right size/scale for my 2-year old (although two is too young to learn how to play). A small body classical guitar could be another option for a six year old. But the look, sound, feel and quality of this tiny Gretsch is as good as one could wish for. So if your six year old likes the look of a ukelele, then this is the one for you.
2069770
not at all. I bought one for Christmas for child who begged for it when she saw it in the store.. She just turned 10, so sure your 6 year old will love it.
1279574
It is fine for a 6 year old, but she might get board of it after a while of using it. I think she would love it.
1228167
Probably. My grandson was a little young for it. I think a six-year-old would love it assimg he/she has imagination and likes to play.
201112
I think it would be great for that age. I bought one for my 5 Year old daughter and she has gotten the hang of it. Also it's pretty fun to play with being an adult too. It's a pretty quick toy. Good Luck!
2158896
Honestly better for a five year old. Some of the tricks are difficult for even a five year old. A parent needs to watch the video and work with the child. Our grandson is 5 and with coaching and practice could perform a few tricks for his preschool class. I would suggest 5 minimum but best for 6 to 9 years old.
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For a small kid (up to 5or 6 years) a mattress would be ok, otherwise a box spring and mattress should be used.
711731
I purchased them for my son's Kindergarten class. There are some small pieces so I wouldn't recommend for kids that put things in their mouths (&/or chews on things) but otherwise K - 6 would enjoy this set.
295947
Absolutely. My 1 1/2 and 4 1/2 had great fun with it but a 6 year old would get a lot more out of it. It's a good musical instrument not just a toy.
190774
hi Becky sorry i have not seen one for 5 or 6 year old - but i think a 5 year old may enjoy this - happy holidays
557194
I would say yes they are a great item for that age group just be sure to order an extra or two one of ours broke with in min or had a hole in it from the begining, but we still have a few around the house that have been going strong for a few months now so I think it may have just been a fluke with that one but be sure to have an extra one or two just in case as preschoolers are not going to understand it if they got the one in a hundred that is junk and there is no replacement.
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Yes, I think it might be too short for a 6-year-old. I have a three-year-old and although she loves it, I can see that she is starting to grow a little tall for it. I have seen taller kitchens available, so going that route might be safer. :)