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Learning Resources Pretend & Play Supermarket Checkout

Learning Resources Pretend & Play Supermarket Checkout is a modern grocery play set that includes working produce scale, swivel price display, a pretend credit card, shopping basket and locking cash drawer. This set also includes a battery-operated conveyer belt for rolling food along and a checkout register with scale and a dozen plastic and cardboard food containers.

Age: 7 to 10 years

Features
- Realistic design
- Highly durable
Product Dimensions (inches): 15.7 (L) x 13.2 (W) x 6 (H)

Product Weight: 3.6 lbs.

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Popularity: #311 in Pretend Play & Costumes

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Learning Resources Pretend & Play Supermarket Checkout

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$42.49

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Learning ResourcesPretend & Play Supermarket Checkout

3.0

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6/5/2012

3.0

Not Too Happy With This Toy

By Gina

from W. Hollywood, CA

About Me First Time Parent

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Pros

Easy to Construct
Entertaining

Cons

Loud
Not Durable
Unstable

Best Uses

Toddlers

Comments about Pretend & Play Supermarket Checkout:

The concept of this toy is great. But the mechanics of it are a little rugged. The conveyor belt is very loud and not very long. The drawer pops out a bit too strong. The grocery items were made of flimsy cardboard stock, which ripped rather easily as we tried to put them together. The grocery basket is way too small for all of the grocery items included (perhaps include two of them?). The numeric buttons on the cash register are not individually separated. Overall, not too happy with this product for the price. The novelty of this toy wore off a bit too quickly for our 3-year old daughter.

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