Would a one year old enjoy these or are they too young?
1782633
I bought these for my nephew who was about 16 months. He loves them and always asks to play with them when he comes over. I also use them with a 3 year old boy I take care of who has Autism and other disabilities. His cognitive age is more they of a 6 to 12 month old and he is able to use them without any problems. I love them. They don't roll around, they are just the right size for their hands, and they are the only crayons they don't try to eat! I'm buying another set for their birthdays so they can enjoy them at home also.
1782634
I love them for my little girl. I got them for her around 10 months and they were perfect for her little hands. Now that she has developed even more control she draws even better with them. I like the triangular shape not so much because I care about how she learns to grip right now but because they do not roll away and under things. I just upgraded to the 24 pack because it is currently the same price as this pack.
1782635
They might try to eat or chew on them. Got this for my son around that age but he enjoyed them more closer to 1.5 to 2yo.
1782636
They are big enough I would say yes, just make sure they don't nibble on them. They are good for starting out drawing or writing because they are easy to hold.
1782637
My one year old really enjoyed these. I love how large the crayons are, and the fact that they don't roll off the table.
1782638
As a former preschool teacher and a mom, I feel that a year old child is a bit young for crayons - unless the child has already shown a proclivity for coloring - if that is the case - then yes, these crayons are far better than ordinary crayons. But again - I'm thinking this product is more suited to children age 2 years old and up.
892575
Yes. Safe for one year old. Just make sure you watch batteries over time corrosion.
1534448
I wouldn't as they could slide through where the feet go. I'd wait until they are at least 5 or 6 months old.
1985132
I bought this for my 5 month old. I don't think it would be suitable for a one year old, since they most likely can now walk.
1289078
Yes I think they are. The pieces are too small for their little fingers to manipulate. Duplo is far more suitable for this age.
1309004
I am sure they are safe for newborns. You can use one for tracking practice. The sounds and different textures are good for brain stimulation from birth too. (from a formerly certified birth-3 parenting educator) The age range on toys is not only about safety, it corresponds with normal physical and cognitive development. 6 mos. is when most babies will begin to be interested in or able to play with this toy. The + means there is no age limit.
1714319
They are small enough to fit in your 7 month old's mouth, but as long as an adult is supervising they can be fun. The magnetic pull isn't strong so the letters will come off a magnetic surface quite easily. That's both a good and a bad thing!
1900907
they are recommended for ages 8+, but I bought them for my 5 year old for his birthday this year and he absolutely loves them, he's better at taking them apart and putting them back together than I am, some of those pieces are just so tiny, even with having small hands they can be a pain for me to put together, but if you have a little one that tends towards being messy with toys, expect for pieces to be lost with-in minutes of opening the box.
2122420
Totally depends on the child but I would say probably. My 4 year old LOVES these. I could see kids up till maybe 7 thinking these are super cool. Older kids might like the idea of necklace making but I feel like these are geared more towards a younger child with less dexterity/coordination. The holes are large, the pieces are large.
384080
Yes I think It would be great for a 1 year old. I have a 9 month old, a 14 month old and 2 4 year old grandchildren. And they all want to play with it.
893890
It probably depends how big they are. My 4-year-old enjoys it... and he's not a big kid!
1860550
I think it is still good for a one year old because it teaches colors and also distinguishing size order. My niece is one and she still lives hers. I would say the maximum age would be after the child has learned their colors and is not interested in putting things together or in order anymore (Maybe 2-3).
446326
I think it is def ok for a 1yo! They may not understand how to use the toy you put sand in to spin, but if you teach them they'll learn! My 18month old loved this and I don't see why a 1yo wouldn't without a little help from parents :)
2140609
My granddaughter was one year old when I bought these for her. They were a perfect fit, but she is small for her age. She loved them, and even slept with them because she thought they were toys. Very cute!!!
962598
I would say yes. A 1 year old might not have the attention span to listen to the reading of all of the books yet, but they will love petting and hugging the dog and listening to the dog's responses. After a little while they should be able to read along with the books.
1299590
I bought it for my one year old. He likes it but probably will enjoy it more and the features when he is older.
446412
YES!! I think it depends on the child both my 18 month old and 4 year old play with these.. I think its a toy that grows with the child. Even if he didnt enjoy it now you can bring it out a few months later and im sure he'll LOVE IT