Recommend me a children's kitchen

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I've started looking around but there is so much choice!
Looking for a wooden kitchen, I've seen a few kid craft and Melissa and Doug but not sure how good they are

IKEA IKEA IKEA IKEA IKEA

IKEA one is great. Have a look at this [http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/10-ways-to-remodel-ikeas-duktig-play-kitchen-216478 link] on how people have made it their own.

Ikea! Been going 4 years now.

Sorry clicky link did not work and I can't remember how to do it...

IKEA

Ok that ikea kitchen link has just made me realise how crap I am at adulting

KidKraft one here, it was £80 from Costco. It was incredibly heavy and very sturdy.
Word of warning though, don't wait till Christmas Eve to build it 🙈

We got the Aldi one for ds a couple of Christmases ago and it's still going strong. They usually sell it during the baby/kids event in the run up to Christmas.
It's great value too, £30 or something iirc.

We got the KidKraft one 2 years ago. It's very sturdy, has been battered daily by 2 children and still looks great. I second not waiting until Christmas Eve to build it though. We did and it took DH nearly 4 hours to do

another vote for IKEA!

We have this one. Two kids and four years and it still looks great and I'd totally intact
www.amazon.co.uk/KidKraft-Vintage-Play-Kitchen-Red/dp/B0030HBVG2?tag=mumsnetforum-21

The Asda wooden one, we got it on offer last year. DS loves it

We got the Asda £40 wooden one last Christmas. Still going strong. I think they've changed the colour scheme this year though, ours is red.

I think the IKEA one is lower that the Kidcraft one.

We've had the kidcraft one for ten years and it's been changed into a vets now. And it's been shipped to Australia and back again. I picked it as it has plenty of storage for all the stuff.

I would definitely recommend IKEA too

IKEA - it's survived a heavy 3 year old clambering all over it and it still looks new. I think the accessories are good too and it's great value.

DGD loves the Ikea one. She also has the pans and the tea set from there as well. She has great fun with it and as everyone has said, it is sturdy and takes a lot of hard handling very gracefully.

We got this kitchen for our dd’s Birthday. She loves it and is played with loads.

We have the Wonderworld Neo and it is amazing, I love that it comes in separate pieces so you can change the layout. I obsessively bargain hunted to get it at a decent price and it was well worth it. It is also very easy to assemble.

Also love the Ikea one. Lovely, no pink nonsense, good quality, 3 different height options, with loads of space for all the pans, food, tea sets, and shit you will accumulate!

I've just looked at that ikea link too and realised I am a very boring and unimaginative person!!

We have the Aldi one, £40 and it's great dd loves it

If I had my time again I'd get the Ikea one.

We've had this one a year now. It's brilliant.

www.argos.co.uk/product/5227785?cmpid=GS001&_$ja=tsid:59156|cid:189934165|agid:18091993525|tid:aud-144400486596:pla-528312222472|crid:77627768485|nw:g|rnd:18090705415235183220|dvc:m|adp:1o7&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgb3OBRDNARIsAOyZbxDZvYCJwq_vORzvNm0Ca8TB6H2GLuKOpZIa1pR7LxuGJbGdmUGNygcaAkDTEALw_wcB

£45 from Argos. Not too big, but got all the bits needed! My 3 yr old and 2 yr old both play with it a lot.

Hmm, link fail. It's the Chad Valley one in Argos, £45. Have a Google!

Another vote for the ikea one.

And an opportunity to show off my "hacked" one. (Im super proud, I'm not very artsy and rarely finish a project)