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Should I get dd a wooden or plastic play kitchen?

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Belle15 · 17/09/2013 20:46

What are the pros and cons of each? On a tight budget too around 60 quid if
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LegoAcupuncture · 17/09/2013 20:50

Id go with a wooden one. Asda do one for £35 which is excellent, or Ikea do an amazing one for £65.

Asda one which they always reduce when their Christmas stock comes out

Ikea one

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Belle15 · 17/09/2013 20:57

Thank you, the ikea one
Looks lovely! The asda one too but it's showing as £70? Nice though.
Any reason in particular you would go wooden over plastic? I'm rubbish with stuff like this!! Blush

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MrsBungle · 17/09/2013 20:59

We have the ikea one - it is marvellous. The little hob lights up. My two love it and it looks nice in the playroom.

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girliefriend · 17/09/2013 21:00

Wooden obv!! They look so much nicer!!

The Mulberry tree (or is it bush?!) do some lovely ones Smile

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girliefriend · 17/09/2013 21:03

[http://www.mulberrybush.co.uk/toy-store/detail-honeybake-oven-and-hob-blue.aspx love this one]]

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girliefriend · 17/09/2013 21:04

grr fail this one

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LegoAcupuncture · 17/09/2013 21:05

The Ada one is always £70 until they bring it out for Christmas then they put it of a "half price saving".

I prefer wood to plastic as it looks better, lasts longer and washes easier.

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Belle15 · 17/09/2013 21:23

Brilliant, thanks ladies! May take a trip to ikea this week. Can divide appliances and food up between other people then too as they are reasonably priced Smile

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goldengirls · 03/01/2014 20:01

One of the best ranges of children'splay kitchen toys that I have seen are at wooden-toys-direct.co.uk the range seems to change also sometimes they have loads other times hardly any at all so might be seasonal lot of Kidkraft plum john crane tidlo ones

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MyNameIsKenAdams · 03/01/2014 20:02

Ikea! ive got one (well, dd) and it is beautiful.and looks good in my living room.

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MyNameIsKenAdams · 03/01/2014 20:04

IKEA also do little battery operated stick on lights, so ive put one inside the glass door so it can look like the oven is on, and a row of three under the upper part of the play kitchen as it can seem a little dark.

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BeanoNoir · 03/01/2014 20:05

You can buy the bottom bit of the ikea separately for £45, then add the top bit (microwave and hooks) later for £20. This could help you to split the cost more. Dd got it for Christmas and she loves it, I like that it looks good in our kitchen too.

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MyNameIsKenAdams · 03/01/2014 20:05

For good, cheap playfood,Wilkos do wooden "cutting" food - fruit and veg, sandwiches and birthday cake.

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BeanoNoir · 03/01/2014 20:06

mynameis could you do a link to those lights please?

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SlinkyB · 03/01/2014 20:15

We've got the Ikea one and it's brilliant - nice size for storing all the associated paraphernalia too.

I got ds the lovely little metal pans from there too, but they're flipping noisy! Wooden utensils and play food much quieter.

Just don't be annoyed if well-meaning relatives buy your child nasty, cheap tacky plastic stuff to go with it Grin it ruins the look, really it does!

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MyNameIsKenAdams · 03/01/2014 20:37

stick.on lights easier to find an ebay link than on the ikea sote but we only got ours a few weeks back so will be in stock. Bought them individually, think about £1.50 each

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MyNameIsKenAdams · 03/01/2014 20:38

oh and we got white.

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BeanoNoir · 04/01/2014 01:18

Thank you Thanks

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kidzownit · 19/01/2014 11:31

Have you tried Melissa and Doug one? it's here www.kidzownit.com/melissa-and-doug-cooks-corner-wooden-play-kitchen

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