Play Kitchens For Toddlers

I bought the American Plastics Home-style Kitchen from Walmart for $45. My only complaint is how long it takes to assemble. It is like putting together a model car. But the outcome is great. I bought it for my daughter this past Christmas when she just turned 2. And she absolutely loved it and still loves it. And it is still in excellent condition. She plays with it everyday. I also have pics of the before and after than I can email. It took me about 4 hours to assemble. Also, it fits perfectly in the corner of a room.

This play set features a realistic child-sized counter top with light-up burners and a “ticking” timer with bell. When pots and pans are placed on the burners, the play set activates bubbling and sizzling sounds. There are seven reinforced doors on the refrigerator, oven, microwave and several cupboards, adding a sense of organization and allowing for hours of play. Other features include a sink with a removable sprayer-faucet, storage shelves and a play microwave.

American Plastics Homestyle Kitchen:

Kitchen measures 34″ x 37½”
Requires 2 “AA” batteries (not included)
Assembly Required
Includes 22 kitchen accessories:
6 eating utensils (2 spoons, 2 knives, 2 forks)
1 cell phone
2 drinking glasses
2 plates
1 sieve
2 cooking utensils
3 casserole dishes
2 lids for casserole dishes
1 pot
1 lid for pot
1 measurement cup
Box Dimensions: 31.25″ x 11.50″ x 28″

originally i had bought my daughter the American Home Plastics kitchen from Kmart for about $50. It was so flimsy and totally lacked storage. It was hard to play with because every time you opened the oven or refrigerator things would come flying off the top because it was just so flimsy. We ended up buying her another one from KidKraft, the Red Vintage Toy Kitchen. It is so much better. It is wooden and very durable and my daughter plays with it so much more than she did her first one. I did see two new kitchens that just came out by KidKraft that look really cool. I kind of wish we waited now but she loves her.