<p>I can't comment on why Lego stopped selling Primo. But I can assure you that Duplo is fine for children. The smallest pieces are way too large to choke on, as far as I can tell. Small babies probably don't know how to put the pieces together very well, but that doesn't stop you from building a little house or car or something and letting them play with it.</p>

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<p>LEGO used to make Primo sets and baby toys for 6 month+ babies.</p>

<p>As a parent of a young child the only option I have is Lego Duplo that isn't quite ready for her age. </p>

<p>Are used Lego Primo sets safe for children? I don't get why LEGO only sells toys for children older than 1.5 years. Why did they stop? </p>

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Why did LEGO stop selling sets for <1.5 year old (Primo etc)?
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# Why did LEGO stop selling sets for <1.5 year old (Primo etc)?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-01-08)

LEGO used to make Primo sets and baby toys for 6 month+ babies.

As a parent of a young child the only option I have is Lego Duplo that isn't quite ready for her age.

Are used Lego Primo sets safe for children? I don't get why LEGO only sells toys for children older than 1.5 years. Why did they stop?

**Tags:** duplo, safety


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### Answer by username_1 on 2016-01-08. Score: 6

I can't comment on why Lego stopped selling Primo. But I can assure you that Duplo is fine for children. The smallest pieces are way too large to choke on, as far as I can tell. Small babies probably don't know how to put the pieces together very well, but that doesn't stop you from building a little house or car or something and letting them play with it.


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