Family House

Pros: Bought this for a 4 year old and she loved it. She definitely needed a lot of help with it, but she asked to work on it every day until it was done. She could understand the diagram instructions and could put the larger pieces together, and she enjoyed helping me find and put together the trickier pieces. She loves playing with the house, and it has a lot of cute little details. Cons: It's tiny. Super super tiny. However tiny you are imagining, imagine tinier. more less

LEGO Juniors features easy-to-follow building instructions with modular bricks and elements for younger builders, and themes that offer imaginative play. This set includes all you need to build a house with interactive elements like opening doors, windows, cabinets, and mailbox. Kids will enjoy building, and then playing house with their LEGO family. They can cook or eat in the kitchen, relax in the living room, have a barbecue in the backyard, play with the dog, go for a swim, or anything else they can think of. more less

My kid is 3.5 YO now and we have at least 10 lego sets. This is by far her favorite. Its challenging but she can do it all by herself with no help and a lot of pride in it. We have an other junior set of the fireman and that's a little to easy for her. All the other sets are for 5 to 8 and she needs help. She really enjoy being able to do it by herself. We are not in to the new "Friends" set. We don't like the skinny figures and the lack of diverse color options on them, they are all pink with lame topics. We would really enjoy if Lego would continue with the old girls junior sets with regular figurines, so we can incorporate those in to the other city Legos we love so much. more less