Kitchen Play-Set for Kids – Compact Role-Play Cooking Station

Step into creativity and imaginative role-play with this Kitchen Play-Set designed for young children to explore cooking, serving, and organizing in their own little space. With a compact size of approximately 46 × 11.5 × 34 cm, it’s ideal for playrooms or kids’ corners.

Specifications

• Color: A vibrant mix of soft pastels and bright hues with printed appliance details
• Material: Durable, non-toxic plastic components designed for child-safe pretend play
• Recommended Age Group: 3 + years
• Skill Level: Beginner to intermediate — suitable for children just starting role-play and for growing pretend scenarios
• Suitable Play Space: A tidy indoor floor area, play-room corner or bedside space needing about ~0.5 m × 0.5 m clearance
• Approximate Set/Box Size: 46 × 11.5 × 34 cm
• Key Features: Includes a mini stove, sink, shelving and counter-space; accessories for food and utensils (depending on kit version) for rich pretend-play scenarios

Key Benefits

• Encourages imaginative play and creativity: children can pretend to cook, serve meals, clean up — exploring roles and narratives through play.
• Supports fine-motor skills and coordination: turning knobs, opening cupboard doors, moving accessories—all help build control and dexterity.
• Promotes social interaction and communication: when children play together they practice sharing, taking turns, role-assigning (chef, waiter, customer) and dialogue.
• Introduces practical life-concepts (organization, time-management, service) in a playful way and can grow with the child as play becomes more complex.

Usage & Care Tips

• Place the set on a flat, stable surface in a space with enough clearance for the child to move around safely.
• Make a habit of tidying up accessories and putting them back in place after use — this not only preserves parts but reinforces organizational habits.
• Wipe plastic surfaces with a soft damp cloth; avoid using harsh chemicals or exposing the set to direct sunlight for long periods to prevent fading or warping.
• Encourage role-play cleanup at the end of each session to help develop responsibility and routine.