 2-year-old loves it |
| Review Date: October 26, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Boston mother, |
| We gave this to our son for his second birthday and he really enjoys playing with it. I guess it's only as good as whatever accessories you get to go with it - we have some plastic dishes and some small utensils, and it keeps him very busy while I am working in the kitchen. Mostly he puts things in the oven, takes the bowl of the sink out and puts things in that way, bangs with his spatula, etc. It is well-made and has a lot of play value for the little space it takes up. |
A great little wooden kitchen for the price
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| Review Date: April 28, 2008 |
| Reviewer: A. Davis, New Jersey USA |
I ordered this for my son who is 3 years old. He loves all things food/grocery shopping/kitchen related and I wanted him to have something to "cook" with. At the same time, I didn't want a full-sized kitchen type toy.
After reading some of the other negative reviews, I have to say that we didn't have any troubles with magnets, paint-smells or faulty construction. I did glue the faucet and the rods that support the "pot/spoon rack" permanently into place because I felt it made them more able to deal with the rough play my son can sometimes engage in.
It seems to be a well made wooden toy. It is exactly the size stated in the product description and it is the perfect size to put on a child's play table.
It's the perfect small-kitchen toy in that it allows for multi-functional play (wash hands/food, clean dishes, cook on the stove, cook in the oven) and it's attractive and unisex in design. It doesn't take up too much space. But most importantly, my son loves to play with it.
For the money, you can't go wrong. Just don't expect a full-sized stand-alone type toy. I would definitely recommend this to my friends. |
Great quality and lots of fun
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| Review Date: August 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer: M. A. Truong-Tran, St. Louis, MO United States |
| My son loves to pretend play and become a chef, so this unit was a great way for him to do so. The unit is well made and not as bulky as many similar units. It's light enough to move around when needed. He loves being able to open the "oven" and put things in or take things out. Great item! |
Great first cooking stove
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| Review Date: December 22, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Swint, K, Tx |
| WE bought this stove for our 2 year old daughter's birthday. It turned out to be a hit with her. After searching for kitchen on amazon I realized I wanted something that would be portable, inviting to play at and stored pots and pans and other cooking accesories nicely. This does the trick. THe only fault I would put with is is that the magnets that hold the stove door are very strong and in order to open the door you have to use both hands, one to hold the stove and the other to put the door open. I fixed this with a bit of paper taped over the metal part that attract the magnets. This made it easier for my daughter to open. The other small complaints I have is that the dish rack in the back is not glued in and fits kind of loosely into the holes. Glueing this in perminatly would solve the problem but I prefer to leave it the way it was made. Also the sink is a small platic bowl that fits loosly into a cut out hole too. This is not a problem accept that my daughter likes to take it out and throw her toys down to the oven part through the hole. Go figure, a kid. Other than that, It it a lovely kitchen for my daughter and she likes to cook at it. |
Great small size kitchen for lots of fun
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| Review Date: April 24, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Ascher, Jacksonville, FL USA |
| we didn't want a full size kitchen as we just don't have the space but I really wanted a wooden kitchen. This was the perfect compromise! great quality and I love it! And my 2 yr old plays with it for hours every day still a month later after getting it. Very minimal assembly too. |
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US $54.00
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