Children's cash register/shopping set

By rosey
May 31, 2023 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rosey

Posted May 31, 2023

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Posted May 31, 2023

£15

John Lewis - Waitrose Cash Register

Product code: 75610104

Helps develop fine motor skills and hand-to-eye coordination
Inspires imaginative play and allows storytelling skills to flourish
Supports the development of their communication and social skills
Builds early knowledge of numbers, shapes and colour recognition

Carefully designed to look like the real thing, we've made sure this till has big enough buttons for little ones to operate on. Bright, easy to understand, with all the rings, beeps and clicks included, they'll have to learn the ropes pretty quick too; we've got customers who need to pay for their shopping!

Also includes Sainsburys basket and plastic fruit/veg

Marks and Spencer's basket/trolley and mini food

Pick Up East Dulwich

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