Step2 Lifestyle Dream Kids Kitchen Playset, Indoor/Outdoor Kitchenette, Interactive Play with Lights and Sounds, Made of Durable Plastic, 37 Piece Toy Accessories, Toddlers 2+ Years Old, Gray

I purchased this kitchen last Christmas for my older son (had just turned 2 at the time) and am writing this review 9 months later. This kitchen is wonderful. My almost 3 year old and almost 1 year old LOVE it. They both play with it multiple times a day. Originally the baby played with it (at around 6 months) by pulling all of the food out of the multiple drawers and cabinets. He then learned it was also fun to put the play food back in the cabinets. He progressed to learning to put other household items in there. Now at 1, he mimics what his big brother does and loves to put his sippy cup in the fridge. My almost 3 year old has started to make me meals, learned to serve said meals on plates, and pretends to do the dishes. This lets them make up their own games and grow at their own pace, which I love watching. It is amazing to see their little minds work. Here is a little list of important features and pros/cons: Pros and cool features: -Light above sink is perfect for a 2 year old who isn't into imaginative play yet... they still like lights! -Microwave, oven and stove top make sounds - stove top has lights and sizzles (one of the burners only) -Color scheme is adorable and looks nice in my house -Phone attached is a favorite of both of my kids - my older son "call daddy tell him food time" haha -Has a lot of storage -silverware drawer, 2 upper cabinets, large lower cabinet, 2 drawers -Has a recycling bin- we recycle a lot so that's a cute feature- also happens to be where we store the pots/pans -Refrigerator and oven are pretty big Cons: -As others noted, the oven door doesn't stay shut well. It's not a big deal really. I suggest a piece of velcro or one of those pads that go on the bottom of dining chairs. Anything to help the side touch better so it stays in place. It was a 10 second job to fix it. -Assembly is a beast, but it is with any of these toys. I don't think it was any more difficult than any others. Maybe easier actually. -I wish the sink made noise My kids are 40-50% for height and they both can reach everything just fine. It is a great size for them. I added pictures to show this.

For my purchase of the Sweet Bakers Kitchen Set i rated it at 5..Very Easy to assemble and i would recommend using a drill but if thats not an option don't worry ..i started without the drill and had no problem..There is about 7 screws and a few of them are long screws to put in, so i used a drill to drill a small hole in the plastic to install the screws then i used a Phillips head screw bit in the drill to tighten them down..Careful and just go slowly and do not over tighten them...just stop short of them being fully tightened then finish tightening them with a hand held screw driver...I do that with mostly all the projects i get into.. Now for the review.. i give 5 stars as this kitchen set is made of heavy thick plastic which is nice for me because i put it away when the grand daughter isn't here and its not too heavy for me to move around but yet heavy enough for a toddler to have the toy stay in place to play with it..This set is very sturdy and will last many years..Assembly was very easy and took more time to put the decals on it than it did putting it together... not many parts to assemble..Where the screws go, it is indented to make sure you put them in the spot where they need to be..The toy accessories are great and well made too...not the cheap stuff and quality is there with them as well..It may seem pricey to some but i would rather spend the money on a quality item than something cheaply made like everyone would... My grand-daughter is 18 months old and plays with this kitchen all the time..

My daughter, 17 months old, loves this kitchen! I bought a damaged box item and the box really wasn't even that damaged. All the items inside were present and nothing in the package was damaged either. Yes, this item does need a power drill to get the holes started, but putting it together was relatively easy, and applying the stickers was even easier. My favorite features include the two different sounds the stovetop makes when you put the frying pan or pot on it. It's not too loud, and it only cycles through once if the pan is left in place. The microwave is also another item that makes noise, and my daughter can barely reach the bottom buttons, but she likes the ones she can touch. The phone is also pretty cute, but is a bit quiet. I wished it had a volume control, but someday I'm sure I'll be thankful it is that quiet! I also like all of the different storage places this kitchen has. The fridge, microwave, lower left door, the oven, a pull out drawer and a generous bucket holds nearly all of the kitchen food items I bought to accompany. ( KidKraft Tasty Treats Play Food Set I was also amazed at the amount of accessories that came with it! Aside from the proprietary pot and pan- the plates, bowls, cups, cutlery, and salt and pepper shaker were great. They are of great quality and have not suffered any chew marks, dents, or bends like some of her other plastic toys have. I also love the "stainless" look this kitchen has, as well as the realistic counter and cupboard colors. It makes it feel more real, and not just a "boy or girl" toy. The only minor thing is the fridge is a little too tight to open and close for a 17 month old, but I'm sure over time it will loosen.

Its one of the products you receive as is shown in the picture! It was easy to put together, not big deal but there were three stickers missing. The rest is a really beautiful item and my daughter is enjoying so much specially the litte chair which you can attach to the kitchen. Really a good adquisition!

Bought this for my granddaughters. They love it! Lots of fun! And it’s very sturdy. So it will definitely last!

Very good and high quality kitchen set, My kids loved it. But its arduous to setup. Power drilling or screw machine might help!

Perfect for our granddaughter. The instructions show using just a Phillips screwdriver. Good luck with that! Instead, drill pilot holes and drive in with a Phillips bit. The microwave "controller" won't stay in place as shown. Suggest a Velcro backing.

estan bellisimas. muy variadas, me divierto armando mis collares