Is this present okay for a 6 year old girl?

sassyblue

I've bought this for a little girl who's 6 in a couple of weeks, but not having a girl l don't know if it's too babyish as it says from 3+ years?





http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.201-3784.aspx

TIA x

Kimberley82

When my dd was 6 lots of her friends loved these, my dd on the other hand didnt, but she is an odd little thing she has always been a small grown up

thatgirlsam

I would say its more suited to a 6 year old than a 3 year old - those beads would end up everywhere if a 3 year old plays with it!

I think the guide means don't give it to a child under 3

Mimi_Arc_en_ciel

should be fine! plus she'll get a nice home made bit of jewellery after

thatgirlsam

Mimi_Arc_en_ciel wrote: »

should be fine! plus she'll get a nice home made bit of jewellery after

:rotfl:

I remember wearing 'that' kind of jewellery

The pasta necklaces were interesting

Dontknowanymore

My fella's 9 year old sister has LOADS of stuff like that.

Piggo_2

She'll love it. My niece absolutely loves things like that.

balancelife

my dd got that given to her as a present from one of her friends when she turned 5 this year. she loves it, but no way would she have coped with it at 3! it just says that as the parts are easily swallowed so it means not to give it to a child younger than 3 and with this toy I would agree with it and keep it out of my toddlers reach!

at 6 thats a lovely present, and prob popular with the parents as the little girl can play with it by herself

Lotus-eater

My 8 year old would love that. Loves making beaded bracelets.

sassyblue

Brilliant, thanks everyone. :j

It was the 3+ bit that threw me, l wouldn't have let my son play with it at that age. I've been umming and ahhing all night but l knew this forum would help.

And yes l had pasta necklaces too! :rotfl:

Lirin

She'll love it. Old enough not to eat it, but still young enough to enjoy it and get creative! My 11-yr-old DSD would love it still- she's constantly entertaining dreams of being a designer, jewellery maker, fashionistica (doesn't get any of this from me- I'm usually under a car bonnet somewhere!). It's fascinating to watch her spin out stories though.