deAOKids Shopping Cart Trolley for Groceries Toddlers 65 Food Fruit Vegetables Pretend Play Food Role Play Educational Toy Play Kitchen Toys Store Playset (Green)

I LOVE THE BUGGY AND THE PLASTIC GROCERIES ,,,BUT THE BOXES ,,WAS RIDICULOUS ,,,VERY FLIMSY AND HARD TO SNAP IN THE RIGHT SPOT TO PUT TOGETHER ,M,M,IN MY OPINION WOULD BE BETTER TO JUST NOT HAVE THEM AT ALL ,,CAUSED THE BABY TO CRY WANTING THEM ALSO,,,AS FAR AS BUYING AGAIN ,,,YES ,,,THE BABY LOVES LOVES IT

My grandkids loved this as their Christmas present.

The only reason i gave 1 star is there is no option for zero! PRODUCT IS AWFUL! Product arrived with several pieces of the food cracked & chipped (luckily i noticed prior to opening the plastic bag they came in) The material is a cheap plastic material, many sharp edges. Boxed food comes in flat pieces that you put together, as well as the cart and its decals! EXTREMELY CHEAP PRODUCT. You can purchase same (or better) quality at the dollar store!Based on the ad, this is a great deal!original price $45+. Offered at a discounted price of $26. I thought it was a good deal/purchase.Not even close.Sending back asap!100% Dissapointing purchase.

For the price, it's expected to not be the greatest cart ever. It's easy to put together the cart and, once I figured out the step order, the boxes those were easy to put together too despite not finding instructions on how to do the boxes.The cart is very light weight (can't imagine it weighs more than 2 lbs) so don't give this to a child that doesn't have decent balance or strength control. My son is 10 months old but loves pushing things around so thought I'd buy this as a starter cart since most other carts are metal and taller (i.e. Melissa Doug types) and would be too big and heavy for him. Downside is that this one is way too light for him as well. My solution was I put a 2lb work out weight and taped it around the inner framing to help counter balance (otherwise he ends up just flipping the whole thing and almost face planting.) Adding the weight made a huge difference and he just runs around the apartment with this thing. He crashes and drags and dumps it everywhere and it's holding up just fine.The plastic fruits are fun, but some are not color or size accurate (tiny green pineapple, or cabbage that are the same size as the tomato.But overall I'd say as long as you're prepared/understand what you're getting and can add a little extra weight to it it's worth the purchase.

Fast shipping, arrived in perfect condition and on time...Just as described!

If you feel like gouging your eyes out w fungus infected finger nails in an Amazon jungle while it’s raining with 900 mosquitos eating you up from the inside out, then purchase this cart and assemble it yourself.One the cookie boxes says “New Coke” Wabers. I’m guessing it means “New cookie Wafers”, but I don’t know the c^ke sounded pretty good after spending 40 min putting this thing together.The cart was annoying enough. Every piece you out in popped a previous piece out of place, the only decently enjoyable thing of assembly was the tool they gave to help screw on the little nuts. It was a great addition and made me smile using it. Might’ve been the c^ke though.Once that was together it was time for the 785 cartons and boxes. I threw out 90% of them. I kept easy boxes. The cartons for drink looking things were hard no for me in the folding department. There are zero instructions for them. The plastic food stuffs are garbage and hardly look like the things they are supposed to be. I tossed 95% of them. We have a big set of Velcro’dhalves of fruit and vegetables from a kitchen set thing so I’ll just be re-using those as I know replacing that kitchen set w new Christmas stuff they get anyway.There are only instructions for the cart assembly printed on the big box itself. No order of assume it really just sort of go for it and hope for the best. I mean it went together and I wheeled it around so I don’t know seems okay. It’s in better shape than I was by the end.Then was the money thing. I threw out 90% of the dollar bills that are like basically in yen or something. I also threw out the coins. There is no real storage for anything or way to even pretend process the money? So it was sort of not necessary and a waste and just potential annoyances for the children. I kept the money machine, two bills, and two credit cards. I put them all in a ziplock baggy. I have an old wallet I can give them to use.I mean essentially I kept the cart, three boxes, and the money thing. Everything else is garbage and frustrating and excessive and leads you to a co^aine addiction in the Amazon rainforest. So. Worth it? Probably not. But. Whatever.

Pretty easy to assemble however it does have a lot of parts. Good quality though

There are a lot of pieces to this cart. The only instructions are on the back of the box, no pamphlets inside so don’t throw away the box until you’ve assembled. My toddler grandchild loves it…all the Christmas presents and other toys get a ride in the cart ha ha.