I read hundreds of reviews for hundreds of kitchens, but I kept coming back to this one and I'm glad we picked it.
We've only had it for a week, but it's amazing.
Answers to some of the critiques I read:
It's really hard to put together and takes forever - It took us two ladies 1.5 hours with 2 screwdrivers and a hammer and we both thought it was very simple. It Would be hard for someone to do alone though, but not impossible.
There aren't holes for the screws - Yes, you want to have to make the holes yourself for stability. We found that using a hammer to get the screw started and to make the initial hole worked well. Some people used a drill, which obviously would work, but you don't want to strip the hole so we chose the hammer. No one's fingers got boinked.
It was dusty - Yes, it came from a warehouse and it Was dusty, so we wiped it off.
The stickers don't stick, or they stick too well - They stick like stickers, just put them down carefully and smooth out the edges.
The fridge doesn't close well - That is legit, but I don't mind that you have to close it from the bottom because it stays closed then.
Not a lot of food comes with it - If you can afford to buy your kid this kitchen, you can add a separate purchase of extra play food.
There is a space between the cabinet doors - Yes, which makes it easier for his chubby little 3-year-old fingers to open them.
Parts were missing - That is serious. In our case, all parts were accounted for.
Things I like about it:
The pet food area has been one of his favorite things.
All the little extras, like the shopping bag and cloth are so fun for him.
The deep sink allows him to wash all his dishes.
The little cutting board has gone unnoticed by him, but I think it's adorable.
It's big and charming looking.
It's sturdy!
The sound affects are a hoot (just the phone and the pot and pan when on the stove make noise).
He loves seeing the picture and he loves taking his utensils down.
In conclusion - this is a great plastic kids kitchen!
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Heart of the Home Kitchen Features
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Interchangable Picture FrameKiddos can put their favorite family picture in the molded-in picture frame, just like home. |
Electronic Stovetop BurnerStovetop burner features electronic lights and sounds to add to the pretend play fun. |
Pretend Pet DishesBuilt-in pet dishes allow little ones to feed their favorite furry friends or stuffed animals (stuffed animal not included). |
Dry-Erase Grocery ListDry-erase decal allows junior chefs to write down all of their grocery needs for the net trip to the store. |
Heart of the Home Play Kitchen
Little ones imaginations will let loose in the fully stocked heart of the home kitchen playset by Step2. This large, kids kitchen set is the perfect balance of traditional and modern design that is found in today's homes. Kiddos can pretend to be mom or dad by whipping up some treats on the electronic stovetop or putting away the groceries in the over-sized refrigerator. With large amounts of storage, little cooks can quickly clean up when playtime is over. Made in the USA of us and imported parts. Adult assembly required.
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Easy to put together and good quality
It's exactly what you expect, easy to put together, and doors work great. I can't wait for my niece to get it for Christmas lol.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2018
I read hundreds of reviews for hundreds of kitchens, but I kept coming back to this one and I'm glad we picked it.
We've only had it for a week, but it's amazing.
Answers to some of the critiques I read:
It's really hard to put together and takes forever - It took us two ladies 1.5 hours with 2 screwdrivers and a hammer and we both thought it was very simple. It Would be hard for someone to do alone though, but not impossible.
There aren't holes for the screws - Yes, you want to have to make the holes yourself for stability. We found that using a hammer to get the screw started and to make the initial hole worked well. Some people used a drill, which obviously would work, but you don't want to strip the hole so we chose the hammer. No one's fingers got boinked.
It was dusty - Yes, it came from a warehouse and it Was dusty, so we wiped it off.
The stickers don't stick, or they stick too well - They stick like stickers, just put them down carefully and smooth out the edges.
The fridge doesn't close well - That is legit, but I don't mind that you have to close it from the bottom because it stays closed then.
Not a lot of food comes with it - If you can afford to buy your kid this kitchen, you can add a separate purchase of extra play food.
There is a space between the cabinet doors - Yes, which makes it easier for his chubby little 3-year-old fingers to open them.
Parts were missing - That is serious. In our case, all parts were accounted for.
Things I like about it:
The pet food area has been one of his favorite things.
All the little extras, like the shopping bag and cloth are so fun for him.
The deep sink allows him to wash all his dishes.
The little cutting board has gone unnoticed by him, but I think it's adorable.
It's big and charming looking.
It's sturdy!
The sound affects are a hoot (just the phone and the pot and pan when on the stove make noise).
He loves seeing the picture and he loves taking his utensils down.
In conclusion - this is a great plastic kids kitchen!
We've only had it for a week, but it's amazing.
Answers to some of the critiques I read:
It's really hard to put together and takes forever - It took us two ladies 1.5 hours with 2 screwdrivers and a hammer and we both thought it was very simple. It Would be hard for someone to do alone though, but not impossible.
There aren't holes for the screws - Yes, you want to have to make the holes yourself for stability. We found that using a hammer to get the screw started and to make the initial hole worked well. Some people used a drill, which obviously would work, but you don't want to strip the hole so we chose the hammer. No one's fingers got boinked.
It was dusty - Yes, it came from a warehouse and it Was dusty, so we wiped it off.
The stickers don't stick, or they stick too well - They stick like stickers, just put them down carefully and smooth out the edges.
The fridge doesn't close well - That is legit, but I don't mind that you have to close it from the bottom because it stays closed then.
Not a lot of food comes with it - If you can afford to buy your kid this kitchen, you can add a separate purchase of extra play food.
There is a space between the cabinet doors - Yes, which makes it easier for his chubby little 3-year-old fingers to open them.
Parts were missing - That is serious. In our case, all parts were accounted for.
Things I like about it:
The pet food area has been one of his favorite things.
All the little extras, like the shopping bag and cloth are so fun for him.
The deep sink allows him to wash all his dishes.
The little cutting board has gone unnoticed by him, but I think it's adorable.
It's big and charming looking.
It's sturdy!
The sound affects are a hoot (just the phone and the pot and pan when on the stove make noise).
He loves seeing the picture and he loves taking his utensils down.
In conclusion - this is a great plastic kids kitchen!
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