What happens when you turn a knob? Where should the pot go? In this play kitchen, your child can cook make-believe food and invent their own recipes while developing both logical thinking and motor skills.
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This play kitchen has a mechanical stovetop where the hobs turn red, to simulate heat, when the child turns the knobs. It also has a microwave, sink bowl, oven and space for small toy accessories.
The child hears a sound every time they turn the knobs.
The graphic details look realistic and show different temperatures and functions. Just like in the real kitchen at home.
On the 5 included hooks, your child can hang utensils in a row, just like adults usually do.
Design with clean lines in a neutral colour with easy-to-grip wooden details that blend in easily with other decor in the kitchen or in the child's room.
Grows with your child. The height of the legs can be adjusted to 3 positions.
In the play kitchen, the child practices motor skills with utensils, learns action-consequence connections (turning a knob, red hob) and learns to do things in the right order (first cook/then wash up).
Encourages role play which helps children to develop social skills by imitating grown-ups and inventing their own roles.
Mikael Axelsson
Measurements and packaging
- Depth: 40 cm
- Height: 100 cm
- Width: 68 cm
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Role playing – a playful way to develop
Mimicking parents and other adults through role playing is a way for the child to process impressions and understand their surroundings. Putting a soft toy to bed, building a road, cooking in the toy kitchen and serving dinner is so much more than fun play. It also helps the child develop their social, cognitive and motor skills. There’s so much to learn!