deAO Doctor Kit for Kids Aged 3- 5, Toddlers Pretend Doctor Playset Role Play Toys with Cart Costume Stethoscope and Thermometer, Halloween Birthday Gift for Girls Boys (Pink)

This was a littke tricky to put together but once assembled my 3 year old loved it. The sounds and teaching elements were a surprise. Quality was better than expected. Love tgat it can hold all the pieces and more!

Has lots of doctor/nurse/ veterinary tools included. X-Ray pictures are just thin cardboard so we laminated before giving to my child so they would last. Has many sounds making it seem more real. Drawer and door easy enough to open but if pulled quickly will knock over the station. Station is overall a little top heavy and does seem to fall over easier than I cared for. It's is a very cute set and I would definitely purchase again!

Very small, not worth the purchase...

Is there a youngster in your life, about the age of 3-6, who has expressed interest in being a doctor or nurse? If so, this is an educational and creative toy you need to get them. Resembling the medical carts used by general practitioners and other medical professionals, children can explore a wide scope of what happens in a hospital. There are the basics: a thermometer, blood pressure cuff, that hammer you use to test someone's reflexes. Then there's the really cool stuff I've never seen in such a playset before. There's images from a CT scan, a vitals monitor that makes noises and lights up. The stethoscope produces the sound of a human heart! The syringe can be filled with water! Plus kids can play the part with a miniature doctor's coat and hat! It almost makes me want to be a kid again!Several batteries are needed for everything to work. For the ultrasound, the stethoscope, the flashlight, dental mirror and thermometer, those batteries are included! However, you'll need 2 size AA batteries for the stand, which are not included in the set. Comes in a choice of a teal blue or salmon pink highlighted set.

Read customer reviews. Felt confident about ordering for grandchild who put this rolling nurse cart on her Christmas list. She's 3yrs 5 months. When assembled, she must bend over to push the cart using the handle. Do NOT believe the reviews that this product is an appropriate size for a typical 3 year old. It is VERY small. She does love the sounds it makes. And since we've assembled it we feel stuck with the product. But cannot recommend for any child older than a typical two year old with a great imagaination.

This set is awesome. It is as advertised. It's durable and well made. Easy to assemble. Good selection that keeps her entertained.

My daughter is super into Doc McStuffins and she has to have everything that Doc has. I knew this would be perfect for her!It was kind of a pain to put together, it took my fiancé about an hour. My toddler doesn’t seem to mind but personally I find the design of it a little wonky. It has the drawer on top that one would think would hold the tools, or at the very least the x-ray cards, but not a single thing it comes with fits in that drawer. Ok, maybe a couple of the tiny tools. But 95% of the items—including the cardboard x-rays—just have to be thrown in the giant section at the bottom.Speaking of the giant bottom section, I REALLY wish it was somehow weighted to hold it in place. The whole thing is so light that when my daughter goes to open the drawer or pull up the measuring bar on the back, she ends up tipping the whole thing over. Again, she doesn’t seem to mind but it bugs me.I find it to be a bit on the small side. My daughter is a petite (only like 37”) 3yo, and this already seems to be a little small for her. It’s not like it’s a *huge* deal—no one is sitting on it or anything like that, but if we want to be realistic, no doctor has a cart that only reaches below their waist.Overall it’s a neat little toy, I guess. My daughter likes it and that’s the important part. Could it be better quality? Absolutely. Is the design a little weird? Yup! But does it still get near daily use by my own personal doctor for stuffed animals and toys? Sure does!

All these toys seem fairly well made. They have all kinds of neat doctors tools. Also a little doctors coat and medical hat. The hat runs a little small, but the jacket fit all three of the kids that were here. It was a bit big on the very small 3 year old. But also fit the six year old with some room to spare.It has a little table/cupboard thing. Most the stuff can fit inside it, for when play is done. Or to make them easily accessible for play. The table/cupboard isn't to hard to put together. It takes a little time, but isn't all that hard.