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Keezi Kids Kitchen Pretend Play Set Cooking Sound Steam Light Function

Name: Keezi Kids Kitchen Pretend Play Set Cooking Sound Steam Light Function
Brand: Tristar Online
SKU: PLAY-KITCHEN-CFL
Price: 65.00 AUD
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Every little aspiring chef needs their own private kitchen! Let your little ones get creative while cooking with our Keezi fully equipped modern kitchen play set.

Our kitchen set comes with multiple simulation kitchenware and modern appliances, such as a real-like water outlet, non-hot false steam with lights and sounds, colourful fruits and veggies, multi-function rangehood with on/off, music, stories, fan, and volume control, and kitchen faucet with running water for a real-like cooking experience. It also comes with storage shelves and cabinets for neat and tidy kitchenware organisation and a real-like dessert stand with false sweet treats and decorative trays.

This kitchen play set offers multiple learning opportunities to your child with its detachable mini blackboard and lovely clock. Help your child learn basic life skills, foster cognitive skills, and develop communication skills, social skills, and writing skills with this pretend play kitchen set.

Our kitchen set is made from high-quality plastic with a smooth surface and rounded edges. It’s sturdy and durable and just the right size for any three-year-old and above. The kitchen set comes with EN71 safety and quality approval and non-toxic paint finish for your child’s safety. Now your young chefs can develop several basic life skills all while cooking and serving delicious meals for you. Go and get your kids in this Keezi’s well-equipped kitchen today.

Features:
Entice your mini chefs to explore their culinary genius
Much fun when play with friends and family
Colourful design with 73pcs cooking accessories
Fun way to teach kids about cooking
Perfect gift for kids and friends
Lighting and sound features
Electronic stovetop, play sink with running water, dessert shelf, Mini blackboard
Battery operated (not included)
Recommended age 3 years above
Adult supervision recommended at all times
Easy to assemble with assemble guide
EN71 European Safety of Toys certified

Specification
Material: Plastic
Accessories: 73pcs
Battery required: 5 x AA (not included)
Product care: Wipe with a clean cloth occasionally
Size: 69.5 x 27.5 x 92.5cm
Colour: Multicoloured

Product Contents:
1 x Kitchen Pretend Play Set
1 x Stickers pack

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