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Little Story 56-Piece Role Play Market Shopping Cart Toy Set

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BHD 8.05
BHD 10.48
Save BHD 2.43 (23%)
Product Details
This supermarket-themed cart is a great role-play educational-cum-fun toy set. It is designed to help children improve colour recognition and sorting skills, matching and early counting skills and preschool learning activities. The perfect pretend play toy for toddlers, kids can go shopping while familiarising themselves with the names of different foods, colours, and shapes. It makes for a great choice of gift for a birthday or special occasion.
    Weight & Dimensions
    Dimensions (cm) (LxWxH)
    24.5x40x44
    Product Weight (kg)
    0.75
    Material
    • Material
      Plastic
    General Specifications
    • Age Group
      2-3 Years | 3-5 Years
    • Type
      Supermarket Sets
    • Minimum Recommended Age (mths)
      36
    • Maximum Recommended Age (yrs)
      10
    • In the Box
      1 Little Story Role Play Market Shopping Cart Toy Set (56 Pcs) - Green
    • Feature 1
      Extend Imaginations: Pretend to develop a child imagination & enhance early learning, improve a child social skill & cognitive. Great way to create hours of fun playtime with this kit which your kids will Love it! Role playing is a great way to improve empathy and social skills. BECOME ORGANIZED: Keeping things at place and importance of keeping thing at place will help the kids to become Independent. Packing unpacking of this Role Play Toy Set will make your kids habitual for the same.
    • Feature 2
      Develop Thinking: Running into problems while playing, allow children to think through problems and craft solutions. ENHANCE CREATIVITY: Pretend play gets kids engaged in storytelling as they act out new scenarios and communicate what imaginary things are going on – a great way to flex creativity and language skills!
    • Feature 3
      Upscale Social Skills: Role playing requires kids to engage in storytelling as they make up scenarios and communicate with others about what role they’re playing. They should react and build off what the other person said or did.
    • Gender
      Unisex
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