do you think my 5 year old granddaughter would like this or do you think this is for younger kids.
1770441
Really depends if your granddaughter is a Doc McStuffins fan. Most fans are 3-7, so it's possible.
1770442
She may get bored with it. It worked great for my two year old grand daughter for a bit but she shortly moved on.
1770443
My 4 year old enjoyed it, it is essentially a notebook with 2 last preg crayons and a sheet of stickers.
1770444
She will like it, it still gets a lot of play at my house and I have a 5 year old girl.
1770445
There are lots of activities to do in it so age wise I would think it is fine. However, if she is expecting the real book of boo boos, this is NOT it. This is much more of an activity pad than anything.
1851030
Honestly I'm not sure but it would be too small for a 5 year old. It's not very big.
2203922
No. I purchased it for my 3 year old granddaughter and she didn't show much interest in them. I was thinking she may have been too young or aybe needed more friends to consistently play with in order to better appreciate.
1999186
I purchased this for my daughter right around 1 yr old and she has not been that into it. I do think it is a bit advanced. My 6 yr old likes to play with it. I think your daughter would enjoy it now and for a bit to come. It is rather small, which I prefer. It doesn't take up a lot of room, yet it has a lot of activities.
698707
I think the pieces might be to little for a 4 year old, I got them for my granddaughter that is nine.
1086800
It may be too small for a five year old. Our granddaughter is two and she enjoys it. She will probably still fit in it at three or four.
1344927
I have a five year old Grandson that loves it. A friend of mine has a 3 year old that is really into it too. I think it's fun for any kid over 3- any younger might not be able to grasp the concept.
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.
421342
It would probably be too small for a 5 year old. Our granddaughter started using it at 18 months old.
987643
I would agree with the other 2 posters. This is more for young toddlers ages 1-4, more so a beginner doll house. She would probably get board with this at her age range. Your granddaughter is at the kindergartner age.
2280418
A five year old could "use" it but it would depend on the child as to whether they could Play it or not. I would say 7-9 is probably a good age to introduce a child to this if they had no musical background. Saying that, it is an instrument you could purchase/acquire and play with around them and they may be able to pick it up at a much earlier age. Well built, but not a "toy".
1772930
I think it is too small for a child that age. It would be okay, but I have a hunch it is more for a 4 and under age.
2046681
It may be a bit young for a five year old- it doesn't have a ton of features (just a few phrases the jet says) but if the child already likes Wonder Woman, he or she may enjoy this toy--- you can also find more Wonder Woman and female superhero toys at mightygirl.com- that's where I found this. Maybe they'll have some WW stuff for your 5 year old
1256971
It is for kids ages 8 and up. But I think younger kids could use it as well.
1524126
My daughter just turned 5 and loves it. A 3 year old might get frustrated with it, but with help from an adult or older child would probably be ok.
71372
I bought that deluxe set for my 11 year old grandson and bought the simpler versions for my 4, 5, and 6 year old grandsons. I am sure that part of it is more complicated than others and it is a toy she can grow into gradually. I really have not checked how the kids are doing with these...they were Christmas gifts.