Fun like in a real kitchen: the stovetop lights up red and is accompanied by the sound of sizzling oil. The range hood has one button for lighting and another for the fan sound, and the microwave also has a light.
The play kitchen helps build good habits: using picture cards of different types of waste, children practice sorting and placing items into the correct openings. A great way to develop eco-friendly thinking from an early age.
The simple design in pastel turquoise looks clean and modern. The play kitchen is practical for everyday play and will become a standout feature in a child’s room.
The Dakota play kitchen is a thoughtfully designed wooden kitchenette for little chefs who love to imitate adults. When switched on, the stovetop glows red and you hear the sound of sizzling oil, as if something were frying. The range hood has two buttons—one for the light and one for the fan sound. The microwave is also equipped with lighting.
A major advantage is the educational element that playfully guides children toward a more nature-friendly approach. The kitchen includes cards showing different types of waste (packaging, food leftovers, glass bottles, and more), and the child’s task is to sort the waste correctly and insert it into the appropriate opening.
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