Green Toys Dish Set

Description

Kids can serve up a delicious dinner with the Green Toys Dish Set! A great pretend play toy, the Green Toys Dish Set leads to creative play while teaching young children about the importance of the environment and acting in a socially responsible way. While the Green Toys Dish Set is a environmentally-friendly choice for pretend play since it is made from eco-friendly materials in the United States, this toy really works best when using the Earth's most endless, natural supply - a child's imagination! To encourage wonderful pretend play, the Green Toys Dish Set features 24 pieces, including 4 cups, 4 plates, 4 bowls, 4 forks, 4 spoons, and 4 knives, all in great pastel colors! Kids will be rushing to sit at the dinner table with their recycled Green Toys Dish Set!

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Item # DSH01R

Price:

$27.95

Customer Reviews:

Currently 5.00/5 Stars.

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Recommended Age:

2 years and up

Availability:

In stock (guaranteed)

Available for pre-order

Temporarily out of stock

Usually Ships:

within 24 hours

Features

24-piece dish set includes 4 complete place settings with cups, plates, bowls, forks, spoons, and knives
Made from eco-friendly materials in the U.S.
Dishwasher safe

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Currently 5.00/5 Stars.

(1 reviews)

- - Currently 5/5 Stars.
  Amazing little tea set
  April 9, 2011
- Reviewer:
  
  clothdiapermommy from USA
- Purchased for:
  
  My Child
- Child's Age:
  
  1 Year Old
- Describe Yourself:
  
  Mom to one amazing toddler. Loves to sew, write, cloth diaper, and breastfeed and so much more.
- Would you recommend?
  
  Yes
- Review:
  
  My daughter received this tea seat from her grandmother for her birthday and she absolutely adores it! She loves pretending to drink from the little cups and then offering me and her Daddy the imaginary liquid inside. She uses the little sugar bowl to store her treats removing and replacing the top as she eats each little cookie or goldfish. As her imagination has increased, she has started pouring tea into the cups which she calls "coffees" because they look like the cups Mommy and Daddy use to drink their coffee from in the morning. Because my daughter still puts things in her mouth, I haven't let her play with the spoons yet (outside of the time when she's in her high chair) because I'm afraid she'll run with them in her mouth and get them lodged down her throat. She's only 1 1/2.
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