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Toadstool Seats with Woodland Cafe

The nature-inspired Toadstool Seats with Woodland Cafe create an inviting spot for children to play pretend on the playground. One child can play storekeeper while another plays customer. Available in various designs.

Age Range
18 mos - 12 yrs
Type of Play
quiet/calming, social
Accessibility/Annex H
accessible with appropriate surfacing, ground level activity
Features
seating spaces
Social/Emotional
role/pretend play, social interaction
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