Little Tikes Shopping Cart - Pink, 12.50 x 16.50 x 23.00 Inches

Muy bonito , solo en los puntos para los tornillos tuve que mover la canasta un poco ya que no alineaba para que coincidiera el orificio para el tornillo de la primera canasta que debes atornillar.

This shopping cart is so sturdy! The plastic is thick, connections are strong, and it's easy to push. My 1 yo daughter loves it, and she'll be able to use it for years as she grows. I love the bright colors, definitely would recommend!

We purchased this for our kids (ages 2 and 5) for Christmas, and it is a very nice little shopping cart. Sturdy, attractive (for a plastic shopping cart), and does what it's supposed to do. But, the elf in our family (me) did not do a careful assembly job on Christmas eve and we had the problem of the purple wheel covers falling off pretty much as soon as the kids starting pushing it around the house.The thing is, when I opened the package to assemble, the wheel covers were already placed over the white wheel hubs. I assumed this was how they were supposed to be attached to the cart axle, and just slapped it all together that way. But, after repeatedly trying to shove the covers back each time they fell off, I realized that the white plastic wheel hub should have been flipped around before attaching to the axle. This way, the purple wheel cover fits very securely and you should have no trouble.Unfortunately, if you first assemble it incorrectly, it's a pain to fix. Here's how to do it, if you don't want to do a tape/glue type of repair. Gently pry off one of the small endcaps (piece H in my directions) that hold the wheels onto the metal cross bar. It is easier if you first take off the pink plastic cover. I used a flathead screwdriver, working my way around and around the metal ring part of the endcap. After it was removed, the inside tabs were flared and kind of loose on the metal pole, so I gently hammered the three little tabs flat again. You only need to completely remove the endcap from one side, but you may need to pry the other side a bit closer to end of the metal rod to get the wheels to spin, since the wheel thickness is a bit larger when you have them assembled correctly. Disassemble, put the wheels together properly, and put it back together. Now you should be in good shape!Sorry if my instructions don't make sense to some readers, especially those that don't have the product (yet). But hopefully this helps some struggling buyers out there. Do yourself a favor and assemble correctly the first time :)

somewhat difficult to screw together by hand, would recommend a drill to make it quicker. overall it’s very sturdy! my two year old sat in it without it tipping. lightweight for kids, and cute colors!

Bought this as a Hanukkah gift for my 3 yr old granddaughter. It was her favorite gift. She even liked it more than the pink ride-on, remote control car she got. She puts her doll in the front and pushes it all over the house, filling it with whatever she can grab. Reasonably easy to put together. Little Tikes is good quality.

This is a very heavy strong product that will definitely hold up to toddlers playing with it! Large size and the best part is the space up top for her to add her doll or bear to.

Precious and sturdy shopping cart.My granddaughters love it!

Editted 3/22 -- she's played with it 6-8 times since the purchase and now the wheel caps (the purple covers) have fallen off. Tried to press them back on and they just keep popping off. As a reminder, she's 16 mos old and weighs a whopping 19 lbs. She's petite and is NOT rough on any of her toys. It's the poor quality of the product. Once the wheel covers fall off, there is a hard plastic disc to make up the back of the wheel and it will not roll on that part.Bought this for our 16 mos old granddaughter. Assembling it was an impossible joke! The basket is 2 parts and they fit inside each other to form the basket. The upper part of the basket is deformed making it very difficult to align the screw holes. Took two adults holding, twisting and manipulating it to get it all to line up. Once screwed in, there is a buckle inside the basket where the upper meets the lower and a small childs finger could get caught in there, if not pinched terribly. It is below the purple dolly seat so we're hoping that won't attract attention to her. Then it's time to do the wheels. The directions show axel, wheel, washer then slide the axel into the base. Well, the area for "sliding" the axel into is merely "tabs" meant to hold the axel in place. They are SO misaligned that it required a hammer to get it down in place. While hammering it in, you have to manipulate the axel to align to each tab meant to hold it. Along the way while hammering, plastic is shaving off left and right -- even portions of the of the tabs broke off. Let's see how long the wheels last. If all else fails, we will screw the wheels directly to the base and she can use it that way. VERY DISAPPOINTED in the Little Tikes quality on this one. Will leave me thinking twice about Little Tikes items in the future!