Deluxe Kids Shopping Cart

Kids shopping cart – Deluxe Toy

It’s time to fill up the cupboards, and this Kids shopping cart toy has everything you need! Hungry minds will get their fill with this complete grocery shopping playset/ trolley. Generally features 30 pieces of brightly colored, pretend-play fun! A good Deluxe Toy deal.

SHOP

Your kids will love the endless potential for play that this colorful cart offers!

Adjust the handle for various heights, and the lightweight plastic lets your child practice walking as they push the Kids shopping cart, but the wheels won’t keep rolling away if they let go. Shop for your next meal as you fill up your cart with the playfully sized 29 food items – nothing inspires giggles better than a roast chicken that’s tinier than a can of chicken noodle soup

Skills

Bring fun to your children’s and friends develop children’s imaginations creativity ability to collaborate and social skills.
The wheels of the Kids shopping cart – trolley rotate.
25 additives: fruits, vegetables, and other products
Shelf at the bottom of the trolley
Instructions for assembling the trolley
Safe, non-toxic materials
Promotes the development of a child’s social skills, improvement of intelligence broadens horizons

Toys That Pass the “Toddler Test”!

The Shopping Day Kids shopping cart includes sturdy and durable plastic food items made of recyclable plastics and features wheels that won’t leave marks on carpets or hard floors. The plastic items are thicker than the average pretend foods, so your “soup” will stay in the can and the loaf of bread won’t get “stale” – even with years of play!

Learn & Play Tips

Practice role-play with pretend shopping and cooking by deciding which food items are healthiest and develop fine motor skills by sorting colors and food boxes. For even more play-food fun, try the Play Circle Making Dinner for Eight Cookware and Pantry in a Bucket set.

Teaches role-play through pretend shopping and cooking, develops fine motor skills, and encourages creativity by sorting colors, shapes, and deciding which foods are healthies