New Product Images Are In Production For Best-Selling Mommy Please Play Food Set
Feb 15, 2017
Mommy Please announced today that they have commissioned some new product photos of their #1 rated play food set.
Atlanta, United States - February 15, 2017 /PressCable/ —
It has been almost a year since Mommy Please first launched their 125-piece play food set. During that time, this play food has become the #1 rated play food set on Amazon.com and become a customer favorite.
“It has been an exciting time, to watch our play food set to continue to break sales projections and records,” explained Mommy Please spokesperson Elsie Murphy. “What has been even more exciting than the sales volume, is the customer reaction. We have heard so many wonderful stories about how much customers love our play food set. Our customers have shared their stories and their photos, giving us an entirely new look into our product. These customer stories and photos are the bases for the new images we will be creating.”
Mommy Please has invested considerable time and energy to ensure care in the production of their play food set, to ensure the safety of children. The Mommy Please play food set is free from BPA – a harmful chemical found in many resins and plastics, that can become toxic and unsafe for children. Mommy Please understands that children may play toys in their mouths. To have these toys safe and BPA-free is a priority.
375 customers have currently written reviews about the Mommy Please play food set, with many new reviews from verified purchasers being received this week. “It is just what I needed, and I like the variety. The grandkids love it and immediately started playing with it. The price was great too!” wrote one five-star reviewer. Another verified purchaser said “My son has had this food for two weeks now and I am very satisfied. It is durable enough as it should be, especially for the price. Food kits like this usually come with easily ruinable cardboard cereal and other cardboard boxes but in this kit, they are plastic. Only paper thing is the fry container.”
The play food set by Mommy Please is sold exclusively on Amazon.com, for the price of $24.97.
About Mommy Please: “Mommy Please has worked tirelessly to bring children a play set that will never cease to keep their imaginations going. We strive to ensure that happiness, education, and creativity are all incorporated into play time every single day. As a company that focuses on family values, Mommy Please intends to influence the lives of families 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: 170088
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