Kids Kitchen Playset-53pcs Cooking Stove,Paly Sink,Oven,Kitchen Toys with Realistic Lights&Sounds，Pretend Play Toys,Kitchen Toys for Toddlers 1 2 3 (Pink)

Bought this for my grand daughter for Christmas. She is 3 and loved it. It was easy to assemble and a joy to watch her play with it.

My baby loves it . I did think it would be bigger but she still loves it.

Very small kitchen the price should be 20.00$ I'm not impressed but because my daughter waited so long she couldn't have it sent back horrible buy

Ignore the hair she was too excited and rolled out of bed to play! She is 2 and LOVES it!!! Yes it is small but it works well for her in her room, easy to use and the sink button is not hard for her to push.

I purchased this kitchen for my niece’s 1st birthday. It states ages 1-3 but it is small in height so not for a tall toddler but it is just the right size for a smaller toddler! Smaller pieces were put away but she won’t miss them!

The media could not be loaded. When my daughter laid eyes on the kitchen playset, she was fascinated. It’s filled with 53 pieces, making it feel like a real mini kitchen. The cooking stove, sink, and oven all look realistic, especially with the lights and sounds that come on when she plays. It’s been a joy to watch her pretend to cook meals and wash dishes like in a real kitchen. The details make it so much fun for her, and she loves showing off her cooking skills.She often pretends to cook dinner for the family, and it's amazing to see how she mimics what she sees in our kitchen. The realistic sounds, like the sizzle of the stove and the bubbling of the sink, make the play experience even more exciting. It feels like she's really cooking, and it keeps her engaged for hours. She also loves pretending to bake cookies in the oven and serve them to us.The playset also has a lot of educational value. My daughter has learned about different kitchen tools and their uses, like the spatula, pot, and frying pan. It’s also been a fun way to introduce her to basic kitchen safety, like not touching hot surfaces. Plus, it’s helping her develop fine motor skills as she handles the small pieces and pretends to stir, pour, and cut. It’s amazing how much she’s learned just by playing and having fun.

A million little pieces, the kitchen itself always falls apart, the "stove" noise doesn't turn off. It's a bigger headache then it's worth.

My daughter’s new favorite toy. Very easy to assemble, sturdy and cute. It comes with a lot of accessories. Good for the price.