Toy Kitchens & Wooden Food
Toy Kitchens & Food
Magnetic Eggs
100003737€11.99
This birchwood egg set brings a familiar kitchen element into role play: 6 eggs sit in an egg carton measuring 10.5 x 16 x 7 cm. Among the 9 pieces are 3 eggs with a magnetic function, whose halves join and separate with a clear, repeatable movement – adding an extra action step during cooking and serving play. The box format keeps all pieces together between play sessions and sits easily alongside pans, plates or a play shop display. White and brown eggs give a realistic appearance, while the split eggs reveal a yolk detail that adds another visual cue during role play. The magnetic connection makes every opening and closing movement feel distinct, supporting controlled hand movements and repeated practice with matching parts. Whether on a play kitchen worktop, in a toy shop or as part of a breakfast setup, the eggs fit naturally into everyday scenes children already know. The set is suited to filling a carton, preparing meals in a pan or arranging ingredients for imaginative household role play.
Toy Kitchens & Food
Chopping Board Fruits
100003721€17.99
Cutting Board Fruits brings kitchen role play into a compact 12-piece wooden set with a tray measuring 26 x 16.5 cm. The board holds colourful fruit pieces and a wooden cutting accessory, giving every play session a clear framework for arranging, serving and recreating kitchen scenes. The age recommendation is from 2 years; the mixed construction uses oak, birch and plywood. The fruit pieces are designed for repeated cutting play: place a piece on the board, press the wooden knife through the connection and put the halves back together. This sequence gives small hands a concrete task that combines grip changes, directed pressure and visual matching. The tray keeps all parts together and makes it easy to move between sorting, carrying and role-play scenes. At a small table the set suits everyday play scenes: preparing fruit for a toy meal, laying out pieces by colour or passing the tray around in a serving role-play. The compact format also works well for short play sessions where the parts are picked up, cut, reassembled and tidied away. Made in: CN
Toy Kitchens & Food
Chopping Board
100003731€14.99
The cutting board set brings a compact kitchen play format into everyday play: a board measuring 25 x 14 x 3.5 cm and 16 pieces made from pine and plywood. The included cutting board provides a clear base surface on which the pieces can be arranged – sorting, placing and recreating simple food preparation stays visually organised on a table or in a play kitchen. The wooden pieces give the set a pleasant tactile quality that invites repeated handling. The 16-piece format offers enough variety for short play sessions without overcrowding the scene. Pine and plywood come together in a straightforward construction where gripping, moving and positioning the individual pieces takes centre stage. The compact dimensions also make the set easy to integrate into existing play kitchen areas where space is limited. In everyday play, the board can be used for simple serving scenes, first sorting tasks or calm role-play moments alongside other kitchen accessories. The age recommendation from 2 years places the set in an early play phase in which hand control, object recognition and routine-based role play develop together through repeated actions.
Toy Kitchens & Food
Play Kitchen
100002494€99.00
This play kitchen brings together a light-up hob, sink, oven and extractor hood in a single wooden unit measuring 36 x 69 x 99.5 cm. Pine, lime and plywood form a freestanding kitchen structure that gives cooking play a clear layout – from the hob at the top to the oven and storage space below. The light function provides a visible response during cooking, while the sink and extractor hood extend play beyond the hob. Turning dials, opening the oven and cupboard doors and moving between the different work areas produces a varied range of hand movements that support coordination during role play. Assembly required, approximately 60 minutes. 2 batteries required separately. In everyday play the kitchen works equally well for solo sessions and shared household scenes, where one child works at the sink while another uses the hob or oven. The upright format invites children to repeat familiar cooking, washing and serving situations across many rounds of play.