We have a very smart two year old, is this too easy for him
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No. I bought it for my 2 year old and even my 4 year old is entertained by it. It has many functions, once they figure it out then they just have fun playing with it.
155972
I would say probably not. My almost two year old is not as interested as she was at just over one.
578597
Yes. I have 3 of these. They r bulky but very light. My 2.5 year old can easily do it.
1097872
No, I bought this for my 2 year old granddaughter for a Christmas present. Her younger brother who was not even 1 was able to control it. So I would think it a little too simple for a 6 year old. Their motor skills being quite a bit more mature than a 2 year old. Hope this helps answer your question.
584091
We only use it for a 7 and 4 year old with no problems, so I cannot answer for a 2 year old. I would think there would be supervision, so there would be no problem.
440639
I think it might be dangerous for a 2 yr. old...it is very fast. There is a model for kids age 2 to 5 which would be safer.
497086
No my two year old was using this at age 1 1/2 and still uses it at 21/2 h will love it and be able to operate it well :)
591110
Yes! I was perfect for our 8 month old, and he'll use it for the next couple years, I'm sure.
286175
I don't think so. I would imagine the height of your 2 year old is too short. They have to fit into the weight and height that the manufacturer recommends.
1060070
Very easy. My 5 year old was able to do it by himself. My 2 year old could do it with some help. Just takes a minute or two.
912296
Yes, it is easy to slide. A two year old should be able to do it by herself.
1351486
I agree that the InnoTab is going to be a little too easy for her. My son is six and it's not as fun/challenging for him. My four year old loves it. The games for this machine top out at age 8, and especially if she's bright I think she'd be easily bored by the games you can buy for this. Leap Pad2 I think is a little more appropriate for that age, but also she's going to top out pretty quickly. DS is probably a good option for her, though the games are not always geared towards learning if that is a concern. Good luck!
885823
It's pretty easy by pushing the train backup the track to the top. Our 2 year old could do it
1555294
Yes, I think so. If your 2 year old doesn't have really great balance yet, it may be a little dangerous if it's placed close to objects that the child can hit if they fall off. However, it's not very high off the ground and my cousins little girl who was 2 (she just turned 3) and doesn't have full use of her left side (both her leg and arm) because of cerebral palsy actually jumps on it as part of her therapy.
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I think an easier level. My husband and I have only gotten to number 5 on this. It sits on my dresser and we are going to let my 38 year old son try. It is very challenging, I had no idea it would be this hard. I'd try an easier level for your child. And you can't take up from where you dropped off , you have to start over again. A lot of dexterity, patience, and holding your breath. But it is nice to look at.
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Yes, but it is totally dependent upon the two year old being able to masterfully and calmly control an iPhone. The device requires true patience and above average motor skills to control. Sphero is controlled by aligning a light towards you and continually facing that way for proper driving. If the two year old can't sit skill and operate the iPhone in an advanced way, he/she would be limited to moving the sphero without any true control. The final answer is yes for any two year old, but it would take a heck of a two year old to operate it correctly.
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There are better cars toys for two-year-olds. This one takes some dexterity and breaks fairly easily, plus the noise is very bothersome. My advice: Buy about 20 inexpensive hot-wheel styled cars and trucks (including firetrucks, police cars, school bus, station wagons, ambulance, and all sorts of small construction trucks) once he is old enough to play with them and no longer puts things in his mouth. Buy one of those fold-up play road mats sold on Amazon, and he will let his imagination go wild, gradually playing more and more pretend sophisticated games. Tie them in with some fun car and truck board books. Promise: He will take them everywhere with him and be content for hours! There are better cars toys for two-year-olds. This one takes some dexterity and breaks fairly easily, plus the noise is very bothersome. My advice: Buy about 20 inexpensive hot-wheel styled cars and trucks (including firetrucks, police cars, school bus, station wagons, ambulance, and all sorts of small construction trucks) once he is old enough to play with them and no longer puts things in his mouth. Buy one of those fold-up play road mats sold on Amazon, and he will let his imagination go wild, gradually playing more and more pretend sophisticated games. Tie them in with some fun car and... » Read More There are better cars toys for two-year-olds. This one takes some dexterity and breaks fairly easily, plus the noise is very bothersome. My advice: Buy about 20 inexpensive hot-wheel styled cars and trucks (including firetrucks, police cars, school bus, station wagons, ambulance, and all sorts of small construction trucks) once he is old enough to play with them and no longer puts things in his mouth. Buy one of those fold-up play road mats sold on Amazon, and he will let his imagination go wild, gradually playing more and more pretend sophisticated games. Tie them in with some fun car and truck board books. Promise: He will take them everywhere with him and be content for hours! « Show Less