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Kid's Kitchen

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$110.59 $157.99 In stock

Two burners, an oven with two compartments, a sink with a tap and a shelf of accessories make this a complete first kitchen for serious little cooks. A kettle, pot with lid, tea cups, spatula, spoon and kitchen towel come ready for the first pretend meal.

Open-ended by design, it invites a child to plan a menu, cook for the family and clean up afterward, all in their own words. It quickly becomes the heart of the playroom.

What's in the box

  • Wooden play kitchen with two burners
  • Oven with two compartments
  • Sink with tap
  • Storage space
  • Kettle, pot with lid, kitchen towel, tea cups, spatula and spoon

Skills & development

Pretend cooking builds imagination, language and real-life skills. Explore more wooden play kitchens and food sets, add play food from our everyday role-play toys, or browse wooden toys for 3 years and up.

Product details

  • Material: Sustainably sourced wood, non-toxic paint
  • Safety: ASTM F963 certified
  • Recommended age: 3 years+
  • Dimensions: 24.41 x 10.83 x 29.65"
  • Weight: 21.96 lbs
  • Assembly: Simple self-assembly required

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua R. ★★★★★

My daughter hasn't stopped making "tea" for her stuffed animals since this arrived – the tap on the sink actually turns, which is a detail I didn't expect at this price. The kettle and little tea cups are solid enough to survive daily play, and everything stores neatly on the shelf when she's done.

Jason ★★★★★

The two-compartment oven is perfect for my son—he loves baking pretend cookies in one side while roasting a toy chicken in the other. The little kettle and pot with a lid keep him busy for ages, and the tap actually makes a satisfying clicking sound when he turns it. He’s already pretended to wash h

Ellie ★★★★★

My daughter spends almost an hour "cooking" every afternoon, mostly making tea with the little kettle and cups. The oven's two compartments mean she can pretend to bake while the pot sits on a burner, which keeps her busy way longer than I expected. Only gripe is that the spatula is tiny, but everyt