Description
If your younger kids keep begging you to let them mow the lawn with you, you hate having to say ‘no’, but it’s just too dangerous for them to even follow along behind you. Now, with this bubble-making toy lawnmower from Randy & Travis Machinery, your kids can have their own ‘lawnmower’ that will make them feel all grown up as they ‘help’ you take care of this weekly chore. It’s the perfect summertime toy, and your kids will love making bubbles as they chug along.
Developing your kids’ imagination is one of the best ways to encourage innovation and creativity, essential characteristics for success in school and work. This bubble-churning pretend lawnmower in fun primary colours allows them to imagine themselves as adults taking on their future role as caretakers of their homes and property. It makes a great birthday gift – and it gets your kids outdoors and moving – helping them get the fresh air, exercise, and sunshine they need to build healthy bodies. This little toy lawnmower is light in weight, making it easy for even toddlers to push it around, yet durable enough to withstand even your kids’ roughest play.
Features and specifications:
- Material: Plastic
- Colour: Red, blue, and yellow
- Height: 50cm
- Batteries required: 3 AA batteries (not included)
- 1 x bottle of bubbles
- Recommended ages: 3 and up
- Easy to assemble
- Makes bubbles as kids push and pull it around your neighbourhood
- Designed for kids’ smaller hands
Note:
COM (change of mind) Return Policy:
The product must be unopened and in brand new condition, with the return to be organised by the customer. Once received and verified to be in the condition specified, refund is only of the item value minus 15% restocking fee (not including initial shipping). An additional return charge, which is same cost as that of initial shipping, will be deducted from the refund on returns due to delivery failure caused by customer error. For the health and safety of our staff and other customers, we are unable to accept returns of personal use items.
