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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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. 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. There is even a comprehensive range of burger equipment in the play kitchen from the cutting board to the vegetables and patties, everything is there to fill and assemble hamburgers and veggie burgers yourself 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.

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Favourite features? Theo Klein's Miele Kitchen makes little chefs feel like they’re cooking up a storm in a real kitchen with its realistic design straight out of a Gordan Ramsey reality cooking show.

What is the best age for a play kitchen?

Favourite features? Tidlo's country kitchen won our top spot for its stylish but durable design, great value features, and included accessories. We'd rate this expensive but worth every penny. By age two or three, most children will start to enjoy imaginative play and will pretend to cook dinner and put on tea parties for family members. A play kitchen can be a great way to encourage this type of play and will grow with your child so that, even at age six, they can enjoy playing cafes, writing lists and creating menus.

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Sounds awesome. We had a Smoby one that did the water and light up hob." (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user NinaGonk) 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 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 Dd loves her kitchen that's she's had for years. It was from Ikea.When my great-nieces and nephews come over they all make a beeline for it." (Recommended by Mumsnetter ParkheadParadise)

Kitchens come in all shapes and sizes, including mini tabletop designs and large lifelike kitchens with corner units. Think about how big you want it to be – if space is an issue, some kitchens can be folded away at the end of the day. Longevity 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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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) Most play kitchens are suitable for ages three and above, but both younger and older children can enjoy playing with them. Children as young as 18 months can start by playing with the pots and pans, moving things around the kitchen and pretending to cut food. This left us with our guide on the top ten best toy kitchens in 2023, with options to suit every budget and every house size. Why you should trust us

How to choose the best toy kitchen

Dimensions: 70cm x 30cm x 91cm | Weight: 7.8kg | Material: Wood and stainless steel | Age: 3 years+ | Assembly required: Yes | Batteries required: 2 x R6-AA What we love 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 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 After attending university in Sunderland to study journalism, Gemma moved to London and spent a year doing internships on women’s monthly magazines before securing her first job on Bella magazine, in 2005. She then moved on to work at Woman’s Own, commissioning, writing and interviewing people for the magazine’s real-life content, as well as compiling news-led features.