Category: Playsets & Role Play
Ring up all your groceries with this fun and colorful wooden till with scanner. Slide your credit card along the groove, pop one of 5 printed receipts into a slot, turn the little knob to show different prices through a window, press down on the multi-colored squidgy buttons and open the tray to dispense 5 wooden coins and 9 sheets of colored paper money.
The little knob that changes the price display keeps my daughter entertained for ages—she loves pretending to ring up each item. The card swipe feels satisfyingly real, and the printed receipts make her feel like she’s running her own shop.
My kid loves swiping the card through the groove—it feels just like a real checkout. The printed receipts are a nice touch too, keeps her busy for ages.
The little knob that changes what's on the screen keeps my three-year-old busy for ages, and the credit card slot works exactly like a real swipe. It’s sturdy enough to survive being knocked off the table a few times, which is a huge plus.
Our two-year-old loves sliding the card through the groove — it’s way more satisfying than the plastic scanners we’ve tried before. The five printed receipts keep her busy ringing up “orders” for hours. A solid little toy that’s held up to daily play.
The little knob that changes the prices on the screen is such a clever detail, and my daughter loves pretending to swipe the card. It’s held up well to daily play so far.
My toddler loves sliding the wooden credit card and watching the scanner light up, and the little knob for changing the receipt design keeps her entertained for ages. It's sturdy enough to survive a few drops too.
The credit card scanner works great — my toddler loves sliding the card along the groove and hearing the click. It’s held up well to daily play, and the five printed receipts keep her busy pretending to check out.
The little knob to change the prices keeps my son busy for ages, and the credit card slot is a nice touch. It’s solid wood and holds up well to daily play, definitely a win for pretend grocery shopping.
My toddler loves sliding the card through the groove and watching the scanner light up. The wooden build feels sturdy enough to handle daily play, and those printed receipts keep her busy for ages.
The little knob that changes the price display is a surprisingly engaging detail for my toddler, and the wooden scanner feels sturdy enough for daily play. My kid loves sliding the card through the groove over and over.