Kidsciety Pretend Play Accessories - 52pc Kids Kitchen Playset with
Play Food, Stainless Steel Cookware, Toys Pots and Pans, Toddler Kitchen Set with Cuttable Toy Food - Boys and Girls GiftUSD $22.94
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- Pretend Play to Its Finest: If your little one is dreaming of becoming a proper chef or just wants to experiment in the kitchen, but you want a safe and secure environment, our play food for kids kitchen is the right choice for any toddler!
- Everything You Need in a Single Set: Unlike other similar products, our kitchen set for kids comes with no less than 52 toy kitchen accessories, including fruit and veggies, seafood, pizza toy, hotdogs, condiments, canned food, pots and pans, knives, and utensils. Everything comes in a deluxe color box that makes for an amazing gift for little boys and girls.
- Safety Comes First: We know that any parent’s main concern is their child’s safety. That is why our kitchen toys come with stainless-steel cookware that is easy to wash and clean and features smooth edges. The kids kitchen accessories are made of safe, non-toxic, and BPA-free ABS tools that ensure a safe playing environment with a comfortable grip suitable for tiny hands.
- Realistic Design Cooking Toys: Our kid's play kitchen has a special feature, the fruits and veggies can be sliced, the peas and eggs can be peeled, and the crabs can be shelled. There are also various cooking options for making your pizza and hotdogs. The special design lets you put the fake food back together so your little one can slice it all over again.
- Learning Never Stops: Using our play kitchen for toddlers 1-3 can be a great way to introduce your little one to the world of cooking. They can learn all about ingredients and food preparation while also practicing their fine motor skills, imagination, and creativity.
- Color: Colourful
- Size: Toddler
- Weight: 1.433004703
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