The 22-month-old boy accidentally ordered items from Walmart.
He’s not yet two years old, but already a New Jersey toddler is screen savvy — enough so he managed to rack up a sizable bill with Walmart on his mom’s phone, reports say., Madhu Kumar had shopped Walmart online for furniture for the family’s new home, but she hadn’t yet placed an order. When large packages began to steadily arrive at the New Jersey family’s home last week, a bewildered Madhu asked her husband and two older children which one had placed the order.
It turns out that neither her husband nor her two older children had placed the order, rather 22-month-old Ayaansh was the culprit. Accent chairs, flower stands, and other household items that his mother had been looking at steadily began to arrive at their new home in Monmouth Junction.. “We called, ‘Can you please cancel?’ They said no, it’s already delivered.
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