Feb 28, 2017
Due to a continued increase in material costs, Mommy Please announced today that the current discounted pricing of $23.97 for their best-selling play food set will be ending soon.
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Atlanta, United States - February 28, 2017 /PressCable/ —
In the past ten months, the Mommy Please play food set has become the top-selling play food set on Amazon.com and customer favorite. With 125-pieces contained in the set, the suggested retail price of the play food is $59.99. Mommy Please understands that their product is for children, and done their best to keep the cost of the toy food affordable for families. Over the past few months, materials for the play food set have continued to increase, forcing Mommy Please to in turn increase the price of their play food set.
“Although our cost for materials began to increase before the holidays, it was our hope that this increase was temporary, so we absorbed the cost,” explained Mommy Please company spokesperson Elsie Murphy. “Unfortunately, the cost of the materials has continued to increase, and we are faced with a choice. We know there are less expensive materials we can use in production of our play food, but quality is important to us. We believe strongly it is better to pay a little more for a quality material that will last through regular play by children and be safe for them. We want to assure our customers that they are our priority, that the price increase will be as small as possible, and if the material costs do decrease in the future, we will quickly lower our prices again.”
Made of durable, shatterproof plastic that is BPA-free the Mommy Please play food set is designed with children and their safety in mind. The play food set contains a large variety of foods, and some of the pieces have labels with fun food facts and nutritional information, making the play food set both fun and educational, providing children with hours of fun through imaginative play. The play food set features items such as apples, pizza, carrots, eggs, broccoli, bananas, grapes, chicken, bread, asparagus, watermelon, and more. All of the food groups are represented in the play food set, allowing children with the maximum opportunity to explore and learn.
Over 375 customer reviews have been written for the Mommy Please play food set, 97% of reviews writing they liked this product. A recent five-star review came from Cherie K., who wrote “My daughter (almost 2) loves these toys. When we first opened up the food and stocked her play kitchen, she had to taste every single food so I was happy that I decided to get the BPA free set. We go through them all and name the foods and colors. I showed her how to make a whole pizza from all the slices, and now she attempts to do it herself. So cute! Some of the pieces (the crackers,fries, chips, and hot dogs) looked a little to small and may pose choking hazard. I just left these in one of the boxes and am going to wait until she is a little older to add them into the kitchen. I have the Kidkraft retro kitchen and the fridge is completely full even with the pieces I left out. I measured and found some storage bins to fit the food in the fridge perfectly. I recommend doing this if you have a play kitchen.”
The Mommy Please play food is available only on Amazon.com, where all orders over $49 receive free shipping. A satisfaction guarantee is offered on every purchase.
About Mommy Please: “Mommy Please desires nothing more than to bring education, prosperity, and (most of all) Health for children around the world. By providing an education tool known as the healthy organic play food set, Mommy Please is gearing its resources towards this single goals, hoping to touch the lives of children and parents around the world.”
Contact Info:
Name: Elsie Murphy
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Mommy Please
Address: 3820 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30342, United States
For more information, please visit https://www.amazon.com/Mommy-Please-Pretend-Kitchen-125-Piece/dp/B01COI9EAC
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 173785
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