Girl's Home Shopping Cart

Simulation: A mini trolley that recreates a real shopping scene. Q cute design: Pink and purple / pink and blue colours are available: the body is in macaroon colour, with bow handle and heart-shaped basket decoration, which is very girly and hits the girls' aesthetics at a glance. The details are realistically reproduced: Pushable universal wheel: front wheel 360° rotation, rear wheel with brake device, the implementation of smooth and non-jamming, simulating the real shopping cart experience. Retractable folding push bar: the height of the push bar is suitable for children aged 1-6 years old (adjustable range 50-70cm), toddlers can practice walking on the pole, school-age children can easily push. Large-capacity basket: 30×20×15cm space (about 4.5L), can hold play house food, toys, books and other items, to meet the ‘full return’ shopping sense of achievement. Fun interactive accessories: Comes with a ‘Simulated Shopping List’ card (with patterns of fruits, vegetables and daily necessities) and a ‘Magnetic Cashier Scanner’ (sold separately), which completely restores the process of ‘shopping - checking out’. Safe material: Mum can rest assured of ‘anti-manufacturing grade’ quality. Environmentally friendly ABS material: The body is made of food-grade ABS plastic, odourless, drop-resistant and wear-resistant, and has passed the national standard GB 6675-2014 toy safety certification, and can withstand 20kg of static pressure (standing and sitting without worry). Smooth and burr-free surface: all edges are polished 5 times, and the handle of the pusher is wrapped with soft rubber, which is comfortable to touch and protects your child's delicate hands. Stable structure design: Triangular mechanical chassis: the spacing between the rear wheels is widened to 18cm, which is not easy to roll over when pushing, and the baby can be stably supported during the toddler period. Detachable basket design: the basket is connected to the car body through a buckle, and can be removed separately as a ‘storage basket’ to cultivate the child's habit of tidying up. Multi-dimensional play: all-round props from play house to life enlightenment. Role-playing scenarios: Supermarket shopping game: with the play house food set (such as simulated fruits, beverage bottles), the baby pushes the cart to ‘shop for goods’, simulate the process of price comparison, weighing, checkout, etc., to learn common sense of life. Storage and organisation training: guide children to use the shopping cart to organise toys and clothes, and develop a sense of ‘categorisation’, for example, ‘put picture books in the food section and blocks in the daily necessities section’. Parent-child interaction: Parents can play the role of ‘cashier’ and ‘shopper’ and engage in situational dialogues with their children to enhance language expression and social skills. Motor skills development: Toddlers can practice standing and walking by holding the push bar to enhance their sense of balance; older children can compete in the ‘Shopping Cart Obstacle Course’ to exercise their body coordination. Room decoration: Idle as a ‘desktop storage cart’, put colour pencils, stickers, hair accessories and other small objects, macaron colour system for the room to add children's interest, practical and beautiful. Warm hearted gift: Contract the girl's ‘shopping cart fantasy’. Applicable age: 1.5-8 years old children, especially suitable for girls who like to play house and imitate adult behaviour. Scene Adaptation: Birthday/Holiday Gift: Match with the playful kitchen toys and simulated cash register to form a ‘Little Supermarket Set’, with ‘Princess Shopping Card’ stickers for a sense of ceremony. Kindergarten Social Gift: Bring it to kindergarten to open a supermarket with your friends, share the right to use the shopping cart, cultivate a sense of co-operation, and easily become a ‘little socialite’. Growth Reward Gift: As a reward for ‘learning to organise toys by themselves’, children can consolidate good habits during play. Thoughtful details: Customised name stickers (free engraving service) on the handle of the shopping trolley to avoid confusion in a group environment; fun ‘price tag’ pattern printed on the inside of the basket to enhance the sense of realism.