Learning ResourcesPretend & Play Calculator Cash Register Toy - Gift for Kids, Toddler Toys, Play Money & Credit Card, Shopping Store Playset, Educational Preschool Activities

Son used for a project at school where he got to sell his own items and he loved the feeling and how easy this register was to use!! The money was a good quality and the coins were accurate for those that are teaching money, the bills were realistic so much that my son's teacher asked if she could keep them and use for their class. Great price for the product and got here extremely fast just in time for his project. Will be keeping for future use until the kids grow out of it !!

Great for children to learn about money and math.

Nice size children’s cash register. Heavy duty.Realistic accessories and functioning.Used often in my dramatic play center in different situations.

My children are learning about money, and I purchased this to continue to support their learning through play. So far we have played "pet shop" and "bakery." They are learning how to use a calculator, count money, and make change through this toy. I will mention that it doesn't come with all that much play money - but the brand sells a larger set of play money, which we did purchase to go with it. The only con for me is that the beeps get a little annoying, but of course the kids enjoy the sound.

My 5 year old loves playing store with this

My kids love it. It’s taken a beating over the last year and still working great. Love toys without electronics

This set was a great Christmas gift. It is good quality. Has working sounds and buttons, came with a nice set of money, paper bills and stamped plastic coins that are very realistic! It is ready to use with no assembly and it is easy for little fingers to play with. We had bought the Little Tykes Restaurant also and were disappointed that it didn’t have a cash register. This cash register was its perfect accessory, it was perfect size, it fit right on the counter!

Great for early learners. Just be careful with little ones that have a tendency to put things in their mouths with the coins being a choking hazard.