Shinehalo Electronic Cook Kitchen Playset, Toddler Kitchen Cook Playset Cooking Toys for Kids with Oven, Microwave, Cookware, Kids Cooking Pretend Play Set with Light and Sound Effect, Red

Firstly I would like to say that after opening the package I was totally unimpressed with the quality of the product! Secondly, I was hoping that the price paid for it, along with the positive reviews I read about it, I thought that I was getting a solid toy for my child. Boy was I wrong! The fake knife is sharp at the tip, the plastic that it is made from was sharp around some of the edges. Those I had to sand down. The doors that open, fall out of the slots that are supposed to hold them in place. The doors do not go back in place easily. The best way would to do so would be disassembling the whole thing. I learned the hard way because the cheap plastic cracked, almost cutting my fingers! I bought the product for my child's birthday and now I have to take the thing away because they could get hurt playing with it. If I could leave a zero, this product would get it. I've only had it for two weeks! Never again will I purchase a product from this company!

It was smaller than we expected, but grandson loves it. He loves the utensils and putting things in the oven The oven door can be hard to close. There appears to be a missing part to the sink but still able to play with it

My 2 year old granddaughter loved the kitchen playset & it kept her busy for hours. Easy to assemble, large assortment of cooking utensils, pots, pans, dishes & food items. The stove cooking sounds were unique. I would recommend this product.

Much smaller then expected

Very happy with this purchase, well Santa's purchase! Very easy to finish installation and kids loved it at first site!

good

perfect size for my son. He and his cousin both have fun time with this cook kitchen play set. Most of time they will set around the kitchen set, and cooking hamburgers.

This product was a poor investment. It is of poor quality and tore up within 2 weeks of play. We had a step1 kitchen for my first child and obviously should've gone that route again.