Chicco Star Kitchen

I brought this kitchen in a sale from latifs for £5.99 it was very cheap but that was what i wanted as i wanted it for in the wendy house out side in the garden. For the price i wasnt expecting a lot but was very shocked at the quality of the plastic it was made out of, it was thick plastic so wasnt going to break easily. I thought for the price i would have to buy the accessories seperatley but it had loads with it, there were cutlery, plates, pans, serving tools, serving utensils and a few other items. This kitchen came flat packed but was very easy to put together and comes with a detailed set of instructions even though any idiot ...

We bought this kitchen for my daughter Lucy in the Summer, she's now two and absolutely loves it. The model looks just like the picture on the left, which is sometimes unusual for children's toys these days. Unfortunately, this is one of those toys which DOES require batteries (boooo!), but fortunately, it's worth it. Imagine the child's delight when they switch on the rings for the hob and they not only light up, but one makes a "sizzle, sizzle" noise, and the other goes "bubble, bubble!" when a pan is placed on it. Lucy has just got the knack of pretending to do the washing up in the pretend sink, whilst I'm ...

We have bought this for my daughter for Christmas. She is eighteen months old and will be two in May but she plays with a friends childs kitchen and loves it so I felt that even though this was aimed at two year olds she would be ok with it. We got it home and checked it for smaller bits just in case and found that it was more than suitable. It is very sturdy and strong. (it needs to be with my daughter) and has many other items with it such as pots and pans. The thing I liked best about it (the kid in me coming out) is the fact that it has boiling and sizzling sounds. She will absolutely love it. We bought it in Gamleys for £29.99 A bargain ...