Little Roots Kids Wheelbarrow, Gardening Toys, Metal Frame, Plastic Tray, and Rubber Handles for Educational Outdoor Play

This wheelbarrow is perfect for my 4 year old grandson who spent a whole day helping Grandpa shift gravel. Great for children "helping" an adult or even having a little ride in it themselves with a grown up pushing! It was easy to assemble, is robust, hasn't scratched & is a lovely bright colour.Good value for money.

Good quality & little bit on the big side more for a child a little older say 5 yrs upwards but still a lovely child’s item ? Worth the money & yes I would recommend

Spot on - excellent value for money. Super fast delivery. No problems at all…..

Why did you choose this product over others?:Lovely item . Very pleased. Hours of fun for our Grandson who chose this himself .

Well made and easy to put together. Bought as a birthday gift and well received.

I bought this for my Grandson’s fourth birthday. I tried to put it together the day before his birthday. I tried and tried for a couple of hours but was unable to build it. I find this unbelievable. I have put together so much flat pack furniture, but not this!! The screws will not tighten up, so at this stage the wheelbarrow is useless. Also the birthday surprise was completely spoilt. I would expect a lot better, after all it’s not a cheap item. At this stage I am unable to comment on how sturdy or robust this item is because we are unable to use it.I hope you take on board my comments, and those of many others.

There were some issues assembling this. The screws were not the correct size to attach the handles and the body of the wheelbarrow had to be bent slightly to get the handles to attach. Once assembled it looks a nice little wheelbarrow and seems sturdy.

Great wheelbarrow but the finish is extremely poor which the design causes paint to flake off.The instructions were pretty poor. The text was poorly worded and the images unclear.Unfortunately I found the design to be flawed in such a way that the placement of the screw holes and legs, where the screw has to be angledand tightened onto the bin of the wheelbarrow. Which in turn slanted the screw head and embedded it into the paint and caused it to begin to crack and flake off. If I had left it not completely tightened to avoid this then the whole thing would be rattly and insecure.As a result of this paintwork cracking and flaking I used clear nail polish to protect the paintwork and then I used washers under the screw head to cover the flakes and cracks. My advice would be a preemptive strike and do the same before it cracks under the pressure of screwing it down.Besides that it's a lovely kids wheelbarrow. It is lightweight enough that my 27 month old daughter can use along with my nearly six year old boy not dwarfing it. All my kids think it's great fun to use and mimic me with my wheelbarrow.It operates really well and is nice and sturdy. The bin is big enough to store a good amount in but it is not deep enough to fill it too heavy that the contents would hurt if it fell.The wheel is a good standard.It is a good wheelbarrow with one significant flaw that could be easily remedied. Either by the manufacturer dealing with it or us as the consumer making a cheap and easy modification.