Step2Little Baker's Kids Kitchen Playset, Indoor/Outdoor Kitchenette, Interactive Play with Lights and Sounds, Made of Durable Plastic, 30 Piece Toy Accessories, Toddlers 2+ Years Old, Purple/Pink

Very cute. Made well. Definitely need a drill to get through the thick plastic but other than that it was easy to assemble. It was missing one knobs on the stove but a replacement should arrive in time. Decent size for a 2 year old nephew. Lots of stuff to play with too. I think it's worth every penny.

This was easily the best birthday present my daughter got for her birthday this year! The delivery box is HUGE buuuut that's because it's basically all set up. Putting the few screws in took me and my husband about 10 minutes, and the stickers were easy to put on too. It's been a few weeks since h her birthday and the kitchen has been played with constantly (literally every day) and even fell over (due to my 1 year old trying to climb it lol) but even so it hasn't broken, chipped, or gotten any scuffs. Not to mention it's so huge that my 3 yr old and 1 yr old can both play with it at three same time without the need to push each other to have a turn haha. Definitely worth the money!!!

I purchased this kitchen last Christmas for my older son (had just turned 2 at the time) and am writing this review 9 months later. This kitchen is wonderful. My almost 3 year old and almost 1 year old LOVE it. They both play with it multiple times a day. Originally the baby played with it (at around 6 months) by pulling all of the food out of the multiple drawers and cabinets. He then learned it was also fun to put the play food back in the cabinets. He progressed to learning to put other household items in there. Now at 1, he mimics what his big brother does and loves to put his sippy cup in the fridge. My almost 3 year old has started to make me meals, learned to serve said meals on plates, and pretends to do the dishes. This lets them make up their own games and grow at their own pace, which I love watching. It is amazing to see their little minds work. Here is a little list of important features and pros/cons:Pros and cool features:-Light above sink is perfect for a 2 year old who isn't into imaginative play yet... they still like lights!-Microwave, oven and stove top make sounds - stove top has lights and sizzles (one of the burners only)-Color scheme is adorable and looks nice in my house-Phone attached is a favorite of both of my kids - my older son "call daddy tell him food time" haha-Has a lot of storage -silverware drawer, 2 upper cabinets, large lower cabinet, 2 drawers-Has a recycling bin- we recycle a lot so that's a cute feature- also happens to be where we store the pots/pans-Refrigerator and oven are pretty bigCons: -As others noted, the oven door doesn't stay shut well. It's not a big deal really. I suggest a piece of velcro or one of those pads that go on the bottom of dining chairs. Anything to help the side touch better so it stays in place. It was a 10 second job to fix it.-Assembly is a beast, but it is with any of these toys. I don't think it was any more difficult than any others. Maybe easier actually.-I wish the sink made noiseMy kids are 40-50% for height and they both can reach everything just fine. It is a great size for them. I added pictures to show this.

Going to leave the most important part first incase this is where people stop reading.MAKE SURE TO WASH THE ACCESSORIES THAT COME WITH THIS BEFORE GIVING IT TO YOUR CHILD. I bought this for my 15 month old. I have always washed every toy before I give it to him. This is the first and only time I haven’t, because I put it together at 2:00 am for him, he saw it when he woke up and was so excited, so I just let him play with it. 2 days later, I was playing with it with him, and “ate” the corn on the cob. It tasted HORRIBLE and actually burnt my tongue. I then “tasted” the burger bun and tomato to see if they were the same and they were. Like they were completely coated in chemicals or something. I had my fiance place his tongue on the red triangle piece without telling him why, and he said “Oh gross! My tongue is on fire”. I have had the worst mom guilt because I’ve seen some of those pieces in his mouth. They are fake food, this is for children, they are going to go in their mouths. WHY are they like that? I soaked them in boiling hot water, scrubbed them with Dawn dish soap, soaked them again, and “tasted” again. They were still like that. I’ve done that 3 times now. They are currently drying and then I will “taste” them again. If they are still even slight like that, they are going straight in the trash. The dishes and utensils didn’t have that problem from what I could taste. But as I said, the food is going to go into most children’s mouths. This is why I have this a 4 star. I’d my son didn’t love it so much, I would have given it a 1 star just for this alone.The toy itself is great. My son spends a lot of time playing with it. It was pretty straight-forward putting together. It takes a lot of batteries. A few of the stickers didn’t fit properly which was pretty annoying. But overall I’m happy with the purchase. Just really wanted to warn others to wash the food before giving it to your children.