Ever since the announcement of the Nintendo Labo a few months ago, people were excited to try out Nintendo’s latest innovation on interacting with the Switch. However, several people, including parents of children who are hyped for the Labo, are concerned on how much replacement parts will cost. Of course, given the nature of the Labo, which is primarily made of cardboard, the possibility of breakage is highly likely, and no one wants to spend about $80 on a robot kit that will break in one day.

The good thing is that Nintendo will be selling individual kits for specific needs that will not have a crazy price tag attached to it. I mean, of course, it can still be a little bit pricey for a piece of cardboard, but it’s better than repurchasing a whole new set. You can check out the prices of individual kits as revealed by GoNintendo. Most kits are priced under $10, so you won’t have to worry about your young kids going a little rough on the Labo: