- This Fisher-Price kitchen has all the ingredients-with plenty of learning on the menu
- The magic starts when baby crawls through the doorway, triggering music, sing-along songs, dancing lights and fun sounds
- Learning time: Learn the alphabet with music and crawl-through fun, drop balls in kitchen sink for counting
- Music time: Sing along with 21 delightful songs, including classic favorites and fresh originals
- Imagination: Discover the joy of role play in the kitchen, with lots of idea-starting activities and realistic sound effects
- Both sides of the toy kitchen are loaded with activities and playful discoveries for a full course of learning
- Enjoy songs, greetings and fun phrases on radio stations
- Spin numbers on stove front, sort shapes and discover colors
- There are 25+ sounds and encouraging phrases with activities
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 Hours of Fun |
| Review Date: October 15, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Motea, New York, NY United States |
If you have the space in your home, this is a great toy that will keep your child occupied for quite a while; it has so many fun features, and you can select sounds, music, or words so that you can keep mixing it up and ward off boredom. My 11-month-old enjoys this toy immensely, and is learning how to turn things on and off and what "open" and "closed" mean.
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Since the longevity of a toy is a big concern for parents when buying an expensive one, I thought I'd come back and add that my daughter is now 2 years old and still plays with it! Now she's much more advanced, obviously, so she can name the foods in the fridge and "feeds" her stuffed animals by bringing them to the kitchen and sticking their faces in the fridge, haha! She will sometimes put her small animals in the sink to bathe them or, sadly, also stick them in the oven. ;) Anyway, I'll say it again: This is a great toy. P.S. We haven't had to change the batteries once yet. I don't understand how that's possible, but it's the truth! |
My Daugher LOVES This Toy!
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| Review Date: October 18, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Dana N., Connecticut |
| I saw this toy when researching toys to get my daughter for her first birthday. Immediately, I know it would be perfect. She loves to play in the kitchen, especially with the refigerator. We put it together (which was suprisingly easy) and she fell in love! At first I was nervous that her pulling herself up on it would cause the toy to tip over, but it never did. It does a variety of fun things, a light switch that turns on and off, a faucet that makes noise, a ball dropper, a toaster that pops and plays music, a stove door that opens, the refigerator door opens and has a shape sorter, a page book that flips and a radio that plays music. This toy does so much that it keeps her entertained for a long time. We "cook" food and then wash the dishes, but it's also something that she is content playing with on her own. If you're thinking about it, it really is a great toy! |
Great Interactive Toy
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| Review Date: November 12, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Beth Johnson, Baton Rouge, LA |
| My kids received this kitchen as a birthday present. My two year old loves it because she can tinker around the kitchen and turn the water on and off (and not get fussed at). My one year old loves it because she can crawl under the arch and it says things and it lights up. It's large enough for two or three kids to play with at a time. It encourages education such as ABC's and on/off, open/close, etc. It also encourages imagination such as pretend cooking and cleaning. I wish the opposing side had more activities (especially for the price). Also, the sound could stand to be louder (hard to believe as most other toys they have blast us out the room). |
Very nice.
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| Review Date: April 19, 2010 |
| Reviewer: A. S. Aouissi, NY, USA |
We're very happy with this kitchen. It has so many options, songs and activities. Both of my kids (almost a 3 yo + 8 months baby) love it. I would say, it's very entertaining for kids starting from 6 months but no more than 3 years old. It's not very high but it's clear from the picture. My 3 yo needs to band on her knees to play with it.
Don't expect the fridge to be deep, it has veggies pictures inside.
Also, it's pretty wide but easy to carry from one place to another one.
It's also easy to mount.
Summary: With all the functionalities that it embeds, it seems to me as a very good deal, very entertaining and ideal for babies 6 months up to 3 years old.
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Cheaper at Walmart
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| Review Date: December 22, 2007 |
| Reviewer: K. Richard, Kokomo, IN, USA |
| I just wanted to say that this price is ridiculous! $90?! Walmart has it for $54! I got mine there and its great! |
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US $50.00
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