Kitchen Set

Bring out the inner chef in your little one with the Kitchen Set from Tooky Toy. This wooden kitchen set is designed to inspire imaginative play and creativity, while also helping to boost cognitive skills and sensory development. With a modern look and realistic features like a microwave and range hood, this kitchen set is perfect for children ages 3 and up.

Made from high-quality materials including pine wood, juniper wood, plywood, and plastic, the Kitchen Set is built to last for hours of playtime fun. Encourage hand-eye coordination, critical thinking, and productivity with this interactive toy that will keep kids entertained and engaged for hours on end. Get ready for your little chef to cook up some make-believe adventures.

• Brand: Tooky Toy
• colour: Colour box with handle (63cmL x 12cmW x 46cmH)
• Material: Pine wood, Juinper wood, Plywood, Plastic
• Recommended Age: 3 years plus

Benefits of the Kitchen Set

Boosts cognitive skills and sensory development:

The kitchen set provides children with the opportunity to engage in imaginative play, which helps them develop cognitive skills such as problem-solving, decision-making, and critical thinking. Through sensory experiences like touching different textures and pretending to cook with various tools, children enhance their sensory development.

Helps with hand and eye coordination:

Engaging with the kitchen set requires children to use their hands to grip utensils, open cupboards, and manipulate cooking tools. This activity improves their hand-eye coordination as they learn to control their movements with precision.

Promotes creativity and productivity:

By pretending to cook meals and experiment with different ingredients, children exercise their creativity. They can come up with unique recipes, plan menus, and role-play different scenarios, fostering a sense of productivity and accomplishment.

Inspires critical thinking:

Playing with the kitchen set encourages children to think critically about the processes involved in cooking. They can explore cause-and-effect relationships, make decisions about meal preparation, and analyze the outcomes of their culinary creations. This promotes logical thinking and problem-solving skills.