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My Very Own Sweet Treat Kitchen is made right here in the US. We opened the box to find that you have to cut the pieces which are connected from the molding process. This took a while. There were instructions that came inside the box, but I still had my husband put it together since there lots of parts, snapping things into place, and plenty of screws. In all it took about 30-45 min to get it all together. Part of the assembly is putting on the very cute detailed stickers that go on things like the oven, microwave, telephone, and inside the pots.
The pink, white, and purple colors of this adorable space-saving kitchen are very cute and perfect for any little girl. The kitchen has three tiers and comes with 23 accessories, including a cupcake tin, a spatula, pots and pans , a faux-microwave, play cell phone and timer. There are hooks to hang utensils from and lots of shelving for storage. Once we got it fully together R and E were very excited to start playing with and exploring it. R is taller than it and E just sat on her knees to play with the kitchen. This kitchen is made from good quality plastic. It’s not very heavy, so I feel as if R tried to use it to help her stand from the floor it might tip forward. It is a nice compact size with lots of accessories and lots of playtime. I would definitely recommend it for younger kids like Rs age. I also recommend since the holidays are around the corner to build it before you give it as a gift.
My Very Own Sweet Treat Kitchen retails for $25.00 and is available from online retailers such as Wal-Mart.com, Amazon, Overstock, Hayneedle, Sulily, Wayfair, Target.com, TRU.com.
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LauraOinAK
Monday 10th of November 2014
Play kitchens were always a hit in our house. I remember cleaning out some of the older yogurt containers which had lids to add some 'food' to the mix.
Ellen Christian
Monday 10th of November 2014
That does look like fun. When my kids were little they had a great time in their play kitchen!
Scott
Monday 10th of November 2014
When our kids were younger, they had something similar and the most important part was a stove so they could pretend to be making a meal.
Felissa (Two Little Cavaliers)
Monday 10th of November 2014
Playing in the kitchen is so much fun. Love that this set gives you so many pots and pans and cooking utensils. We would love to come over for Afternoon Tea!
pat.
Monday 10th of November 2014
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