Inspire your little ones to cook up their own culinary creations with the Little Chef Kitchen Playset! Designed for budding chefs ages 3 and up, this colourful and interactive kitchen set features 35 realistic accessories, including play food, utensils, and cookware. Kids can enjoy simulated cooking with functional lights and sounds, as well as a kettle that "boils" with mist, adding to the immersive play experience. This play kitchen set encourages imaginative role-play, fine motor skill development, and creativity. Built with safe, durable materials, it offers endless hours of fun in a compact and organised design.
Features:
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Realistic Cooking Experience: Functional stove with lights and sounds to simulate real cooking.
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"Boiling" Kettle: Produces mist to mimic boiling water, enhancing the play experience.
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35-Piece Set: Includes a variety of play food, utensils, and cooking accessories.
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Durable & Safe: Made from high-quality, child-safe materials for safe, long-lasting use.
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Compact & Organised: Built-in storage and easy setup make playtime hassle-free.
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Ideal for Ages 3+: Perfect for young children who love role-playing as chefs.
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