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This kid-sized set of sturdy tools lets little ones garden like the grown-ups. Each metal tool is attached to a 27.5″ solid wood handle so kids can really dig in! Recommended for 5 years and up.
Product Features
- Set includes: garden rake, spade, how and leaf rake
- Real metal tools for little hand
- 27.5-Inch solid wood handles
- Leather strap for hanging
- A great way for young gardeners to help in the yard
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Great set I brought this set for my 21month old daughter. They are prefect for her. She was trying to use daddy’s garden tools, so I wanted a set that she could use. This set is made to be durable and long lasting. The cost of these tools are well worth it. My daughter will help daddy work in the yard with her tools. I love the colors and it has taken the abuse of a toddler and they have lasted. I would purchase these tools again if necessary.
Wonderful, High-Quality Yard Tools for Kids My toddler loves to help with everything. When doing yard work it was so hard because he didn’t want his toy plastic rakes and shovel, he knew they were toys and he wanted my real ones. But mine were too big for him and I didn’t want him to get hurt. Besides, when I needed to work, he would just get in the way because he wanted to use what I was using. Now, he is quite happy to work along beside me because he has real tools instead of pretend ones. And an added bonus is he’s puts them away with mine when he’s finished so he’s learning about taking care of tools and equipment as well as how taking care of tools is part of finishing a job. He won’t even let me get by with leaving tools out when I’m only going in to make lunch! Now if we can just figure out how to get him to clean up what he redistributes for me when he’s helping!
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