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Pretend Play Kitchen with Light up Stove and Cooking Sounds

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£64.00

This charming Pretend Play Kitchen with Light up Stove and Cooking Sounds offers an immersive, realistic cooking experience for children aged 3+, complete with light and sound stovetops, clicking oven knobs, a rotating faucet and a full set of wooden cookware. With a chef’s hat and apron included, little ones can dress the part while preparing imaginative meals. Thoughtfully designed storage keeps accessories tidy, while sturdy pine wood legs, anti slip pads and rounded corners ensure safe, stable play. EN71 compliant and rich in developmental benefits, this kitchen set encourages creativity, fine motor skills and joyful parent child interaction.


Key Features
Realistic Cooking Experience

Two stovetops light up and produce cooking sounds (2 AA batteries included). The oven features clicking rotary knobs, and the sink includes a 180° rotating faucet for lifelike meal prep.
Mini Chef’s Cooking Gear

Comes with a pot with lid, frying pan, four pieces of cookware and two spice jars. A matching apron and chef’s hat let children dress up as confident little chefs.
Kids Centred Design

EN71 compliant and built with sturdy pine wood legs and anti slip pads to prevent tipping. All cookware is made from solid wood, and rounded corners provide all round safety.
Tidy Play Area

Includes spacious storage behind the oven and cabinet, plus four hanging hooks and a spice rack to keep accessories organised and encourage tidy habits.
Cooking Up Confidence

Ideal for children aged 3+, supporting cognitive development, hand eye coordination and social skills through imaginative, collaborative play.


Specifications
Colour: Pink/White/Blue
Materials: MDF, Pine Wood
Product Dimensions: 55 x 31 x 75 cm (L x W x H)
Countertop Height: 51 cm
Net Weight: 8 kg
Recommended Age: 3+ Years Old
Box Qty: 1 (May vary by batch)
Is Assembly Required: Yes

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