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Fill & Spill Fun: Your Basket's Adventure Starts Now

Alright, here's your chance to own a slice of the extraordinary! Feast your eyes on this... thing. Is it a portal to another dimension? Maybe. Is it a time-traveling device disguised as a... well, you tell me! This is a conversation starter, a head-scratcher, a pure injection of "What the heck is that?" into your life. It's built to last, it's got stories to tell (though it's not sharing just yet), and it's definitely not your grandma's anything. Buckle up, buttercup. You're about to enter a whole new level of awesome. Get it before it gets you!

$12.48 $24.95

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Add a fresh twist to playtime with touchable, tactile farmer’s market play food favorites delight the senses! Fill the mesh mini-grocery tote with a squeaking carrot, chiming milk bottle, rattling tomato, and crinkling lettuce, all featuring sweet, friendly faces. Pull out the easy-to-grasp pieces and refill the tote again and again! The Market Basket Fill & Spill is an engaging way to help infants six months and older develop important sensory, fine motor, and color recognition skills. Melissa & Doug infant and toddler toys inspire “a-ha!” moments of discovery. Adorable, diverse characters and a variety of fun shapes and textures encourage exploratory, skill-building play.

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This market basket play food fill-and-spill toy is a fun way for infants and toddlers to discover textures and sounds
The 5-piece infant toy includes a mesh grocery tote with handles, a plush milk bottle with chime, a silky-soft crinkling head of lettuce, a rattling soft tomato, and squeaking carrot
Sort, squeeze, fill, and spill to help encourage sensory, fine motor, and problem-solving skills
Melissa & Doug infant and toddler toys inspire “a-ha!” moments of discovery. Adorable, diverse characters and a variety of fun shapes and textures encourage exploratory, skill-building play
Makes a great gift for infants, ages 6 months to 12 months, for hands-on, screen-free play and developmental skill-building