Learning Resources New Sprouts Fix It! Tool Set
New Sprouts Fix It! My Very Own Play Tool Set. Encourage early imaginative play with the New SproutsTM Fix it! My Very Own Tool Set! Features chunky, toddler-safe tools made from durable, soft plastic. Includes saw, hammer, screwdriver, wrench, drill with sound, and tool box measuring 9″ long x 5.5″ high x 3.75″ wide. For
New Sprouts Fix It! My Very Own Play Tool Set. Encourage early imaginative play with the New SproutsTM Fix it! My Very Own Tool Set! Features chunky, toddler-safe tools made from durable, soft plastic. Includes saw, hammer, screwdriver, wrench, drill with sound, and tool box measuring 9″ long x 5.5″ high x 3.75″ wide. For toddlers ages 2+. Materials: Plastic. Dimensions: 15″ L x 9″ W x 4″ L – box; 1.3 lbs
Product Features
- Encourage imaginative play with chunky tools made from durable soft plastic
- Includes saw, hammer, screwdriver, wrench and drill (with sound)
- All tools store in a tool box measuring 9″ x 5.5″ x 3.75″
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So fun but hammer breaks easily My 20-month-old son LOVES this toy. If he could only take one toy to a desert island, he would take this toy. However, after six days, the hammer broke in two ways. The soft gray plastic began to tear and the blue plastic pieces that fit together began to come apart as a result of normal play hammering. We reported the damage to Amazon.com and they graciously replaced it. Well, two days later, the second hammer is broken too. It was dropped and broke into three pieces.
Perfect Toy For My Boys Doug and Ben Jr are always watching Daddy as he fixes things, and they try to copy him. No matter what those two think, they are not old enough to walk around with a real hammer!!
Looks cute but…. My mother in law ordered this for my son who is 21 months old and he loved it. But within half an hour of him playing with it the tool box broke where part of the handle connects to the frame of the tool box, leaving small sharp pieces a little kid could choke on. I think the company that makes this product needs to address this issue.