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Farmers Market Mix Basket

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$18.59 $29.99 In stock

"A basket full of farm-fresh fun! Children slice, sort, and play with a colorful mix of fruits and vegetables—imagining market stalls, garden harvests, or family cooking time. Each engaging motion builds fine motor skills, coordination, and creativity while encouraging communication, sharing, and confidence through pretend play. The set includes 7 pieces in total, featuring 1 fabric basket, 5 fruits and vegetables (tomato, banana, carrot, sliceable cucumber, and sliceable apple), and 1 wooden knife."

  • Develops fine motor skills and hand eye coordination through slicing sorting and serving wooden fruits and vegetables
  • Supports cognitive development and problem solving as children explore food groups colors and everyday routines through play Encourages imaginative play language development and social interaction through market garden and kitchen role play
  • The set includes 7 pieces 1 fabric basket 5 fruits and vegetables tomato banana carrot sliceable cucumber and sliceable apple and 1 wooden knife
  • Sustainably made in Thailand using reclaimed rubberwood PlanWood non toxic glue felt fabric canvas fabric organic pigments and water based dyes

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael R. ★★★★★

My daughter has spent hours running her own little market stall with these, slicing the velcro veggies apart and sorting them into piles by color. The pieces are chunky enough for toddler hands, which I appreciate since my younger one keeps trying to grab them.

Hazel ★★★★★

The velcro seams on the veggies make a satisfying crunch sound when my kids slice them apart, and they actually stay together during play. Sorting the whole basket into pretend stalls has kept my three-year-old and five-year-old quietly busy for a whole afternoon now.

Victoria Z. ★★★★★

My toddler can’t get enough of the slicing motion—the pieces separate with a satisfying little *snap* and stay together firm enough that she doesn’t get frustrated. We’ve turned our kitchen floor into a pretend market stall at least five times this week, and sorting the colors keeps her busy while I