Step2Timeless Trends Kids Kitchen Playset, Indoor/Outdoor Kitchenette, Interactive Play with Lights and Sounds, Made of Durable Plastic, Includes 21 Piece Toy Accessories, for Toddlers 2+ Years Old

I really debated purchasing this item for my grandson. It was for Christmas 2021. I must’ve looked at 100 or more kitchens and work benches.My grandson was just shy of two years old when I purchased this for him. I was very concerned about buying anything that would be a danger to that precious bundle. After doing a lot of research, and reading many many many reviews, I decided to give it a shot.The kitchen is incredibly sturdy. It does not tip. My grandson is a human tornado. Very active, very energetic; he is a human Bam Bam.It is 100% appropriate for a two-year-old. He spends hours and hours playing in the kitchen. We have yet to discover any choking hazards. If there had been any we would not own it anymore. If you’re looking for something for a two-year-old in this category, seriously consider investing in this product.This is a real winner.

I order this play kitchen thinking it was big enough for children in between ages 2 and 6 and when the item arrived it seemed super small. Probably this is for ages 2 and 3 but even though it’s small it’s super cute. Easy to assemble and very sturdy.

The sink faucet lasted about 5 minutes (my two year old prissy granddaughter tried to turn the faucet from one sink to the other, and ended up with the spigot pulled free in her hand (yes, it was pushed firmly into the proper whole until it "clicked". PLUS, the piece that's supposed to be the stove top (noise and light) worked for about two days, and then the sound quit and the light stays on...and is slowly dying. Help!!

My granddaughter didn't know what to think at first. What was underneath that plastic Christmas gift bag? One of her brothers finally lifted it and she squealed with delight and went right to playing with her kitchen. It was the perfect size for her and my husband assembled it beforehand...so it was play-ready on Christmas Eve. In fact, her 5- and 8-year-old brothers joined her playing with it and we had to coax them back to continue the gift exchange. Big score for Mama!

I’ve seen better kitchen sets for around the same price. First off assembly is a pain in the….honestly never thought my husband and I could get so frustrated trying to assemble a play kitchen. You will need a drill to get nails in because there are no pre assembled holes. After getting it set up it really wasn’t that impressive. It only makes one sound that comes from the burner and you have to push a button for it to work. Honestly look for a better set.