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 [Larger view] | Castle Swing Along Climber
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 My Lil'One Enjoys Very much | |
| I Bought this for my son at 7 1/2 months for the swing, I had to make a set cover due to the slippery set(But bath tub stickers you stick on the floor of the tub for grip work too). And he enjoyed crawling under the slide. Now he's 9 months and figured how to climb the back, and like any toy supervision is a absolute most. This toy has won the heart of my son, but I've seen a lot of disappointed buyers say it was too small or to hard to climb and the swing was limited. This is no swing set, of course the swing is limited, if not it would tip over and it's attended for little ones that shouldn't be swung high anyway! Well, my son is 24lb and 33inchs and thats big for 9 months, but he has no problems working this toy and has pently of room to grown into this toy! My Nephew and niece is 2 and 4 and they are average size for their age they enjoy and have no problems playing with this ether. | |
 Keeps my twins busy | |
| I purchased this for my twins 1st birthday and they absolutely love it. At first, we had to lift them onto the platform and help them slide down, but now at 13 1/2 months they are climbing and sliding by themselves. They didn't really like us pushing them in the swing, but they love to climb in and swing themselves (my son loves to stand up and swing). It's small enough to keep in my family room for the winter and low enough that the kids aren't hurt if they slip and fall. | |
 Too quickly outgrown for the price! | |
| We bought this for our 15 month old son. He loved the telescope, but needed someone to help him climb up to the platform. The swing is way too small, little movement, and so low to the ground that his feet dragged the ground by the time he was 18 months old. I think we should have spent the money (and a lot less of it) on a toddler swing that we could hang from a tree and a seperate slide that has real steps. The picture makes this look alot bigger than it is. Also, it's very light, which makes it feel like it could tip over easily. I talked our friends out of buying one for their two year old. |
