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play kitchens

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ratclare · 11/10/2006 08:23

i was thinking of buying a play kitchen for my 4 yr old daughter for christmas , do you think shes too old or will she get some use out of it ? I really liked the wooden one in ELC but of course she likes the bright plastic one!

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belgo · 11/10/2006 08:25

My five year old niece still plays with her toy kitchen. I know how tempting it is to buy the beautiful wooden version, but buy her the plastic one if that's what she wants (probably cheaper too).

batters · 11/10/2006 09:11

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WelshBorisKarloff · 11/10/2006 10:44

The plastic one in ELC is great and really worth the money

nellie245 · 11/10/2006 10:47

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WelshBorisKarloff · 11/10/2006 11:44

thats tiny Ive seen it in the shop

zippitippitoes · 11/10/2006 11:50

or this does she like ironong too?

Bozza · 11/10/2006 11:51

ELC one is good - and comes with loads of accessories.

BouncyTigger · 11/10/2006 12:48

Any one got the electronic smart kitchen from argos? here and what do you think of it?

Am looking at it for 2 year old DD but cos it's argos and comes in pieces it's impossible to see it first.

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ratclare · 11/10/2006 18:45

Its really hard isnt it , to be honest i could go to home bargains and spend £20 on over the top ,sparkly and pink tat and she would be over the moon . But because her brother is so much older and gets alot spent on him i always feel they should get the same amount of money spent on them , not that she has any idea of the value of money ! thanks for your help though ,i think it will be the early learning one i go for ,plus you get loads of stuff with it

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WelshBorisSaysFawkeOff · 05/11/2006 09:21

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WelshBorisSaysFawkeOff · 05/11/2006 09:22

wrong one

bugger

Bucketsofburntdinosaurs · 05/11/2006 20:43

This site has the classiest one I've ever seen. Even the playfood is gorgeous. Click on the rainbow at the top of the homepage.

sweetkitty · 05/11/2006 20:54

toysrus are doing the Tefal deluxe one for £60 normally £80 and comes with loads of accessories including a kettle and toaster

ja9 · 05/11/2006 20:55

that wooden one is lovely. the stuff is very tasteful...

good thing about the elc one is that it has a dishwasher & i know ds loves helping to load and unload ours.

sweetkitty · 05/11/2006 20:59

I've ordered the elc one but thinking of sending it back and buying the tefal one instead [blsuh] I am a nightmare

starshaker · 05/11/2006 20:59

i have bought the tefl 1 that nellie245 linked to. it has a toaster and stuff with it 2. and at only £24 it will be a good buy even if she doesnt play with it for years

sandcastles · 05/11/2006 21:02

my dd has the one similar to neliie245's link. Once it all put together it's just over her eye line (she's 3). She loves it.

sweetkitty · 06/11/2006 21:27

Shouldn't have looked at that one as well, I always do this buy something then see something better for less money argh!!!

My reckoning is I have 2 DDs so it needs to be a good sturdy one to last them years.

arfishymeau · 06/11/2006 22:12

I've just bought this one for DD for her 4th birthday. She plays kitchens and cooking all the time, so I'm hoping she'll be thrilled. It's got a fridge freezer, oven, dishwasher, sink & microwave. I've bought lots of food to hide inside and some new pots and pans. There's even a kitchen roll holder on the end.

Wooden Play Kitchen

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