Grandchildren loveThe suction cups come off to easyWell the grandkids still have this at home and it seems to be fun. The noise does get on your nerves so it’s great if there is a place they can play with it that is away from you.We first bought one of these for our 6 year old nephew as a gift, and based on his approval, we purchased one for our 4 preschool girls. I was looking for an option to get them moving a bit more during the inside winter months, and they love this. When placed on a smooth floor, it makes popping sounds as it is rocked back and forth, which the kids love and so encourages them to rock more. It is not really a balance board for standing up on, at least not for my littles, maybe when they are bigger. It is lightweight enough for them to carry around the house but heavy enough to bear their weight (and even my husband's as he entertains them on it from time to time). The bright colors are neatly done, it just looks like a fun (and interesting) toy and is often the first thing other children gravitate towards when they visit our house.I was hoping this would be a good indoor active toy. It has not been as well received as I hoped.Purchased as a birthday gift for my niece. She seemed to like it however I didn't get to see her use it much. I'm sure it'll be fun for her to see on when she's watching tv. 4 stars only because she played with all of her other toys before this one. That might be a little unfair because it seems well built, but that's what I'm giving it.This. Thing. Is. AWESOME. I got this for my 2-year-old for her birthday. After great reviews on Amazon, I thought it would be a great "inventive" toy. The reviews were right! You don't even have to show a kid what to do with this, they come up with their own ways! Mine used it first to carry all of her babies around. When she figured out that it makes a popping sound on the hardwood floors? Whoa. Instant new appreciation! My 13-year-old even plays with it, she rocks the 2-year-old on it like a rocking horse and it provides hours of entertainment! Lots of giggles with this toy. Best birthday gift ever!!This was a gift was for my Grandchildren. Ages 3 and 5. They love it. It's sturdy and can be played with in various ways.My 4 year old autistic daughter loves rocking and spinning. She has only had this now 48 hours but loves it. She sits on it, lays on it and rocks and also stands and balance rocks as well. I would say under 6 years due to the size of the board (looks bigger than what it is) But I deffo wouldn't have paid full price for this, i do think it's very expensive for what it is. Should be £20 for hours of entertainment for sensory seekers. The suction pads are also noisy and my daughter dosent like loud noises, but on a carpet you dont hear the suction pads. It's a shame amazon dont no how to package things properly as came in a massive box with lots of scrunched up paper which seemed a huge waste. (But amazon are known for this) would recommend though for any child who is a sensory seeker or just love the sensation of rocking. :-)On opening the package ...I thought that "this is a waste of time."However ... when my grandchildren arrived ... they both were enchanted by it.I had seriously thought of offering it to someone else.Their Mum had to make sure that a fight didn't erupt between them.Calm was restored when their Mum gave them the riot act.It's still going strong and brother and sister are still loving it.The 2.5 year old grandson and the 4.5 year old granddaughter both play occasionally on this toy we bought for Christmas. The popping sound is indeed rewarding and the plastic is well made and strong. Needs storage space and a spare pair of hands for this age group. Perhaps a 5 year old would be more appropriate age. It's hard to beat a bike or ball or skipping rope! But mine are youngWe were recommended to buy this item for our 5 years old to increase balance. It's a great success. The suction is so strong that it makes it quite noisy but it works well and it is a safe productGreat item. My daughter, 3, adores her teeter popper and has found many creative ways to use it. My son who is 6 has now asked for one. It feels safe and makes a fun noise with the suction cups. Brilliant for dyspraxic kids.