Le Toy Van Supermarket Grocery Weekly Shop
Le Toy Van

Le Toy Van Supermarket Grocery Weekly Shop

£29.95

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£29.95

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Description Introducing the sweet Le Toy Van Supermarket Grocery Weekly Shop set. The perfect set for your little shopper to fill their fridges, freezers or pantries. Designed for little hands this adorable set includes 12 pieces for food roleplay fun! Each toy is made from durable wood that are painted with exciting colours that are non-toxic to ensure a child-safe playing experience. This fun and educational set helps to develop cognitive skills, dexterity and hand to eye co-ordination. This set includes: 1 x tomato soup, 1 x baked beans, 1 x sea salt, 1 x cheddar wheel, 1 x Dijon mustard, 1 x chocolate spread, 1 x crispy potato stars, 1 x rice, 1 x fish fingers, 1 x orange juice carton, 1 x smoothie pouch, 1 x pancake mix. Spec Age: 3 Years+ Material: Wood Dimensions: Width 3.5cm x Depth 3.5cm x Height 6cm

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