Theo Klein 7199 Miele Kitchen I White Wooden Kitchen incl Hob with Sound and Light | with Lots of Kitchen Accessories | Toy for Children Aged 3 Years and up

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We bought a wooden Kidkraft kitchen for my daughters 2nd birthday from GLTC. She is now 4 and it still gets played with everyday. All the kids that come over love it." (Recommended by Mumsnetter buzzgirly) Our verdict Favourite features? If you’re looking for a large kitchen for your toddler that comes with plenty of accessories, this Smoby Tefal is the perfect choice. Designed to look to mimic a real-life kitchen, it has a range of fun extras including a Magic Bubble function on the hob which boils water and pasta that changes colour in the water.

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Consistently recommended in the Mumsnet forums as one of the best toddler toys out there, play kitchens make for hours of independent fun. Plus, because of their design, they take up relatively little floor space and can be left in-situ - which saves on tidying up. Dimensions: 112.27cm x 34.54cm x 109.22cm | Weight: 22.5kg | Material: Wood and plastic | Age: 3 years+ | Assembly required: Yes | Batteries required: Yes - 3 x LR44 batteries What we love With this chic children's kitchen in the popular Miele design , little connoisseurs can cook, fry , sizzle, wash in the children's room try out and replay everything that mom and dad do and much more

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The white wooden kitchen includes a hob with sound and two light functions, as well as an oven, a microwave, a removable sink and a selection of high-quality wood and metal kitchen equipment. This comprises a pan with lid, a frying pan, a whisk and two wooden spatulas. As it’s a toy that children can share with others, a play kitchen can help to enhance their social skills and communication skills, which makes them more than worth the investment. Most designs are built to last throughout the preschool years and beyond so a good toy kitchen can keep entertaining your child as they grow. They’re also really handy for keeping your child busy while you get on with making their dinner, which is a good reason as any to buy one. What is the best age for a play kitchen?

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Mine got one at 18 months but probably didn’t really use it until 2; since then she’s used it loads and loves it and my 10 month old DS likes playing with it all too. We have a wooden Asda one that is really good and not expensive" (Tried and tested by Mumsnetter user1493413286) Our verdict Favourite features? Kids love messy play, and with this outdoor kitchen from TP, they can create all sorts of pretend meals using dirt and sand. No play food is required! Children love to play pretend, and a toy kitchen can offer much fun and variety. From creating meals for their best teddy bears or dolls in a make-believe café to copying Mum and Dad, the best play kitchens can help with social development and expand a child’s imagination. Although they’re not the cheapest toys, and with the cost of living crisis shrinking our gift budgets, we've thought carefully about ensuring we've got a range of low-price options. When Gemma’s not writing or spending time with her two children, she can be found in the gym, where she also works as a personal trainer. She loves that she can help people through her writing and also inspire them on their fitness journey - even better if she can combine the two! How we chose our recommendations Mumsnetter recommendations We bought a wooden mud kitchen for outside but put it in the playroom to get more use from it. Dc play with it every day. I wouldn't have one in my lounge though."(Tried and tested by Mumsnet user espressomartiniweeny)Simple designs may only come with an oven, hob and sink, with the option to add accessories like pots, pans and utensils. Others may have a washing machine, microwave, illuminating hob rings and cooking sounds, and some even boil water. Dimensions: W72cm x D40cm x H109cm | Weight: 18kg| Material: Wood | Age: 3 years+ | Assembly required: Yes | Batteries required: Yes - 4 x AA What we love Sounds awesome. We had a Smoby one that did the water and light up hob." (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user NinaGonk)

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Favourite features? The most popular choice among parents on our forums for its excellent value, the IKEA Duktig Play Kitchen has a neutral Scandi design that will blend beautifully into your home. We bought our eldest daughter a KidKraft wooden kitchen and loads of Melissa and Doug wooden food playsets for her third birthday. It has all lasted and still gets played with now by her and her younger sisters."(Tried and tested by Mumsnet user Kidsrulethishouse) Made from high-quality materials, it's durable, easy to assemble and built to last. There are fewer features than other options on the list, due to its small size, but with a clever flip-over feature, the hob turns into a BBQ-style grill for an added play option. I'd go for one of these: Teamson Kids Wooden Little Chef Play KitchenChad Valley Wooden Kitchen with Breakfast Bar" (Tried and tested by Mumsnetter Ricekrispie22) Our verdict I got the tidlo country kitchen for my boy aged 2 and it's still going strong over 2 years later and lots of abuse."(Tried and tested by Mumsnet user ThedementedPenguin) Our verdict

3. Best play kitchen with sounds and lights: Theo Klein Miele Wooden Kitchen

Dimensions: 118cm x 44cm x 101cm | Weight: 7.6kg | Material: Plastic | Age: 3 months to 3 years | Assembly required: Yes | Batteries required: Yes - 1 x A battery What we love Dimensions: 35cm x 77cm x 92cm| Weight: 20.2 kg| Material: Wood and plastic | Age: 3 years+ | Assembly required: Yes | Batteries required: No What we love Favourite features? This country-style play kitchen from Teamson Kids will appeal to parents looking for a more traditional design to complement their home and keep their children entertained.