My 19 month old received the Little Mommy Shopping cart and the Little Mommy baby doll for Christmas this year. I have always loved Fisher Price products; I grew up with them even. I have always known them to be fun and well built. This toy ,on the other hand, I found to be the worst toy they could have put together. I was really looking forward to giving my little one a shopping cart and introducing her to baby dolls. This toy combination seemed a perfect fit since the child is supposed to be able to drive their baby doll around while they "shop" and then convert the toy into a high chair, etc...

Here's a list of negatives:

1. The shopping cart wheels barely move. They should have spent more money on designing something that little girls could actually move around. That is ,afterall, the whole point of  pretend shopping.

2. The baby doll is very hard to remove from it's seat. They designed the baby doll with a soft body and plastic legs that get caught in the narrow space of the high chair. You also cannot remove the seat tray to make it easier for your toddler because then the doll does not stay in a sitting position.

3. The shopping cart basket is not much of a basket a tall. It is very shallow barely fitting any food items. It also falls out easily if not placed on correctly. This should not be marketed for toddlers.

4. The food seems haphazardly designed with no uniformity of style. Some pieces are hard plastic, some pieces are flimsy cardboard that do not last, and then there is the odd softer plastic muffin and banana. The rest of the plastic containers are rather useless with bad illustrations barely explaining what they are. One such piece is cylinder plastic with no text just a picture of a baby. Is this supposed to be a container of baby formula (with no top)? Your guess is as good as mine.

5. The  shopping cart does not convert to a high chair. The  basket and the doll chair are not interchangeable and so what they are calling a high chair is just where the doll sits as your child shops. It is an awkward place to try to feed the doll since the bar is in exactly th best place is could be to block your child from having access to the doll. They have to go over and around it or underneath in order to feed the doll.

What a horrible toy!!!!! I am getting my money back and purchasing something in the Graco line or the Chou Chou and Baby Anabelles lines!!!! Please don't waste your money especially if you are considering this toy for a toddler. I suspect that older children would find it too dull.
My 19 month old received the Little Mommy Shopping cart and the Little Mommy baby doll for Christmas this year. I have always loved Fisher Price products; I grew up with them even. I have always known them to be fun and well built. This toy ,on the other hand, I found to be the worst toy they could have put together. I was really looking forward to giving my little one a shopping cart and introducing her to baby dolls. This toy combination seemed a perfect fit since the child is supposed to be able to drive their baby doll around while they "shop" and then convert the toy into a high chair, etc... Here's a list of negatives:

1. The shopping cart wheels barely move. They should have spent more money on designing something that little girls could actually move around. That is ,afterall, the whole point of  pretend shopping. 2. The baby doll is very hard to remove from it's seat. They designed the baby doll with a soft body and plastic legs that get caught in the narrow space of the high chair. You also cannot remove the seat tray to make it easier for your toddler because then the doll does not stay in a sitting position. 3. The shopping cart basket is not much of a basket a tall. It is very shallow barely fitting any food items. It also falls out easily if not placed on correctly. This should not be marketed for toddlers. 4. The food seems haphazardly designed with no uniformity of style. Some pieces are hard plastic, some pieces are flimsy cardboard that do not last, and then there is the odd softer plastic muffin and banana. The rest of the plastic containers are rather useless with bad illustrations barely explaining what they are. One such piece is cylinder plastic with no text just a picture of a baby. Is this supposed to be a container of baby formula (with no top)? Your guess is as good as mine. 5. The  shopping cart does not convert to a high chair. The  basket and the doll chair are not interchangeable and so what they are calling a high chair is just where the doll sits as your child shops. It is an awkward place to try to feed the doll since the bar is in exactly th best place is could be to block your child from having access to the doll. They have to go over and around it or underneath in order to feed the doll. What a horrible toy!!!! ! I am getting my money back and purchasing something in the Graco line or the Chou Chou and Baby Anabelles lines!!!! Please don't waste your money especially if you are considering this toy for a toddler. I suspect that older children would find it too dull.