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Pretend cooking starts here: a play kitchen, play food and cookware sized for toddler chefs aged one to two to stir, serve and role-play.
Give your little chef everything they need to cook, stir, and create with this complete 304 stainless steel cookware set. Safe, sturdy, and perfect...
View full detailsThis fun wooden stove comes with one pot with lid, one frying pan, one spoon and one spatula for you to cook with. Features knobs which click cute...
View full detailsIntroduction to the Wooden Blender Introducing the Wooden Blender, a charming and lifelike addition to your child’s play kitchen. It promises endle...
View full detailsAll parts in this assortment are suitable for the youngest children and do not contain small parts that can be swallowed or inhaled. All colours ar...
View full detailsGive your child a beautiful introduction to real-life cooking with this thoughtfully crafted 304 stainless steel cookware trio. Designed for small ...
View full detailsFill this soft, felt basket with seven pieces of your favourite fruit. Peel the banana and the orange.Made of soft fabrics for babies` fingers to ...
View full detailsEnjoy a delicious after-dinner treat with these play popsicles! Includes three different-coloured popsicles in their own boxes Spacious kitchen pl...
View full detailsFill your basket with a whole bakery of bread! Includes one piece of toast, one baguette, one croissant, one choc chip cookie, one soda biscuit, o...
View full detailsFill this soft, felt basket with six vegetables. Pop the peas from their pod, peel the cabbage leaves and cut the carrot and eggplant in half!. Co...
View full detailsYes — simple play kitchen fun suits toddlers from around eighteen months, as first pretend play begins. At one and two, children love opening doors, stirring pots and copying grown-ups. Choose sturdy, chunky play food and utensils with no small parts for this age.
Play kitchens build a toddler's language, imitation and early pretend skills as they copy stirring, pouring and 'cooking'. Handling pots and play food develops fine-motor control, and playing alongside you introduces new words. It's rich, everyday learning through imitation.
Keep it simple: a few chunky pots, a wooden spoon and some large play food to stir, pour and serve. Toddlers don't need a full set — a small, sturdy selection with no small parts sparks plenty of pretend cooking at one and two.
Choose chunky, well-made play food and utensils with no small parts, since one and two year olds still mouth toys, and check pieces regularly for damage. Wooden play food should be smooth and non-toxic. Supervise, and keep any small accessories for older children.
Younger toddlers mainly open doors, bang pots and carry play food around — which is valuable early play. Real pretend cooking builds from around eighteen months to two years. A sturdy play kitchen bought now grows with your child well into the preschool years.
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