Do you think she'll like this?

[Bornstarch]

I saw this on Facebook and thought I'd buy it for my niece for her birthday

Only thing I'm worried about is that she's only 7. Do you think she'd old enough to put this together or even like it?

 

[Tone C]

Face what ?

 

[Natural Order]

Looks a bit advanced for 7 but a good project for her + parent = top notch bonding time.

Is she into Japanese culture and themes? I believe ive seen a variety of these items at Chapters recently. Some being like an old bookstore in London and such.

 

[Kowboy On Sherdog]

Yep. And help her put it together... Great memory for you and her.

 

[boingyman]

That will likely be a mom or dad project after 5 minutes, but depends on the kid. My 6 year old is way more advanced then my 9 year old was at 6 when it comes to a lot of fine motor skills and coordination. Although the opposite for a lot of gross motor skills. I have to help my kids out often when they build Legos or stem projects that are a little too hard for them.

 

[Spam On Rye]

Def something the family can do together. Reading is cool. Japan is cool. Cool gift ts.

 

[NoSmilez]

Chinese legos are too complex for a kid.

 

[Osculater]

Send her the Youtube video and she will figure it out

 

[Renard]

If you look at a longer video, you can see these nooks are pretty involved stuff



For a gift like this I'd wait until she's 11-12. Even that's pushing it, but an artsy kid could pull it off.

 

[Brom Bones]

I saw this on Facebook and thought I'd buy it for my niece for her birthday

Only thing I'm worried about is that she's only 7. Do you think she'd old enough to put this together or even like it?

Get her a dildo. She'll appreciate it more.




When she gets older, of course!

 

[Osculater]

Get her a dildo. She'll appreciate it more.




When she gets older, of course!

 

[mjmj]

Get her a dildo. She'll appreciate it more.




When she gets older, of course!

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