When my 2.5 yr old son started play cooking, we knew we would have to buy some sort of kitchen for him. I was very reluctant to spend the money and honestly, sacrifice the space for one of those large, plastic kitchens. Having an 6 yr old daughter, we had been through the cooking phase and already bought and sold one kitchen. We knew that the novelty wore off and the lack of space was a pain.
I saw this set in Target, next to the large, wooden play kitchen that my son likes to pretend to wash his hands in each time we go there. It was hidden behind some other pink and purple items, next to frilly apron and dress up clothing.
No bigger than a large tackle box, it is compact and self contained. The top lifts off and becomes the stove with knobs that really do turn and make a nice clicking sound. There is a fold out window that is fitted into a slot behind the burners. There are 2 hooks on it for the spatula and spoon. It includes a frying pan, fried egg, bacon, cookie, spaghetti, pizza, 2 cups, 2 forks, 2 spoons, and 2 plates. It is the perfect size for a continual stream of pretend play without the loss of floor space.
It stores nicely on a shelf or under a table. The fact that it can expand with the purchase of the other boxes (diapering/baby station, doctor kit, workbench) and the shelf unit that stores them all, makes it possible for this to be a series of toys that will keep my son busy for an entire year. I am impressed with this new line of toys and am considering getting the rest of Christmas with help of family.
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