STEAM Life Kids Toddler Tool Set for Boys with Electric Toy Drill, Toy Hammer, Ages 3-5

The TEAM Life Kids Tool Set for Toddlers is a fantastic toy for little aspiring builders. The set includes a variety of colorful, easy-to-handle tools made from durable, non-toxic plastic. It’s designed to be safe and engaging, with tools that fit perfectly in small hands and encourage imaginative play. The realistic design helps toddlers mimic real-life tasks, enhancing their motor skills and creativity. The only downside is that the tools are more for pretend play than actual use, so they might not withstand rough handling. Overall, it's a well-made, fun, and educational set that provides great value for young children.

This is an awesome set and so much fun for my toddler!

PROS...Great toy set for price. Bought for my 2yo son. The drill is the star of the pack. Works great, rotates clockwise AND counter clockwise just like a real drill... and with different interchangable bits! Love the realistic look of the set, looks like daddy's.We've also got a lot of use out of hammer and screwdriver and mask. We like to freeze small toys in a block of ice, and "excavate" with tools. Keeps him entertained for an hour...CONS...Case isn't that tough, cracked with hard play, but so far still in tact enough to use.The tape measure you need to wind up (doesn't self-reel like most tape measures). My kid just kind of pulls it out and then leaves it.Very happy with set! We watch him closely when he plays, since it contains smallish parts.

Overall I like this tool set. My 21 month old daughter’s favorite part is the battery powered drill. Whenever daddy gets out his tools she runs to do the same so that she can “help” him. I do not like the case though. It arrived cracked and my little one needs help putting everything back in and making it all fit. We will probably buy a cheap plastic tool box as a replacement. Other than that it is great, not too many pieces. She doesn’t play with the screws and bolts yet but she is a bit young for it. All of the tools het regular use. It was a great Xmas present.

My toddler loves this! Looks just like my husband's and he's so happy to have his own that's safe to play with. I'd recommend!

This was on my two year old great-grand daughter's Christmas list. I was very hesitant to buy it simply because she is so little & is a girl. I am so thankful that I did. When she tore just enough paper to see what it was, she was so excited that she screamed like a banshee! LOL She received many other gifts, but as far as she was concerned, this tool set was it! She had one piece or another in her hand the rest of the day. She actually knew what each particular item was & how to use it. She 'works' with her Daddy doing all his improvements around their 4-year old house. She's always been a Daddy's girl & he spends a lot of time with her. The drill actually 'works'; the hammer & screwdrivers do, too. Plus, they are sturdily made & won't break when she uses them. She was so happy with them that she got her Great-granddad down on the floor so she could saw him apart & put him back together ❤️.

Was very excited to get this for my grandson for his 3rd birthday. He LOVES to be like his PopPop and use tools.After reading a million reviews I went with this one.Well, the case it came in doesn't latch shut. It's supposed to be the carrying case for the tools inside, so it being broken makes that part totally useless. The other negative is that the drill comes apart and I'm not sure why. There are attachments to use like a real drill, but the front section keeps coming off. We actually had to glue it before giving it to him as well as go and buy a tool box to hold everything in since the carry case was broken.Otherwise the tools and accessories are pretty cute and the working drill is definitely the star of the show.All in all it's a decent product for the price, just disappointed the case was useless and we had to glue the drill for it to stay together.

Bought this for my grandson, for a birthday present. HE LOVES IT! Once he opened it, he didn't wanna open his other gifts. Makes him feel like he's doing real work helping out around the house.