Melissa & Doug Wooden Cutting Fruit, Pretend Play, Play Food, Age 3+, Multicolor, 30 x 28 x 5 cm

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This wooden play food set is perfect for young chefs looking to explore a little mealtime fun--without the mess! They say it is a great toy that keeps their children occupied, and it's a useful prop for role play.

Dexterity is also worked on to improve function of the hands and fingers for life skill development.TEACHES CONCEPTS OF PART AND WHOLE: Our food set features self-stick tabs that hold pieces together and “slice” apart with a satisfying crunch sound. It’s the stage in which all children begin to develop an understanding of the world around them, and learn to safely navigate those surroundings through imitation, practice and exploration. Have kids put together the sandwich-bread slices on the cutting board and to use the wooden knife to cut them into individual slices. This will be included within your account minimum payment request every month and cannot be repaid using Take 3. She loves being around the kitchen so I’m sure it won’t be hard to get her interested in the kitchen.

The Cutting Food Box has eight different food items that are ‘cuttable’, held together with velcro until the child begins the food prep. I bought this for my granddaughters 2nd birthday although I didnt realise until it arrived it said 3yr + ,she absolutely loved it and the knife to cut the fruit was a big hit . This play set includes 8 pieces of wooden food, a cutting board and a wooden knife, to keep them safe as they practice their chopping skills.HAPPINESS GUARANTEE: We design every toy to the highest quality standards, and to nurture minds and hearts. During its lifetime, we will replace, at no charge, products (not including the long sleeve bibs) that prove to be defective because of improper material or workmanship, under normal use and maintenance. The set I bought for my daughter quickly quit going back together as the velcro collected dog hair, and our cutting board broke too. To ensure the world has healthy forests AND high-quality wooden toys, we’ve committed to planting 10 million trees by 2030.

My daughter got a play kitchen for Christmas and her favorite is the peel-able and cuttable fruits that we got to go with the kitchen. Included are a carrot, a cucumber, an apple, a bell pepper, two kinds of bread, a tomato, and slice of watermelon, all fitting together into a wooden crate. I think there are better wooden toys out there that are affordable but don´t seem to be made so poorly. Please remember it can take some time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund too. I though my 16 months old its too small for it but he likes his new set of fruit and plays with it everyday.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The beautifully painted pieces stick together and come apart with a cheerfully satisfying “crunch” sound as kids slice them apart. Our Lifetime Promise covers any defects in material or workmanship under normal use during its lifetime. cheese, grapes, and cucumbers*) after her hard work in the kitchen she goes play with hers and cooks for her babies. With over 6 million of the world’s best eBooks to choose from, Kobo offers you a whole world of reading.

We had mix and match magnetic animals that sustained a fair amount of wear, but the items that have resided in the kids’ play kitchen hold up pretty well. So, we have been working tirelessly to make this happen and we are pleased to announce our new “Partnered with” range. He tries to feed other people and will eat things when we’re around that his mother struggles to get him to eat. Kids can have hours of pretend play as they imagine cutting up a delicious fruit salad, or serving up other juicy treats. Have kids place the watermelon slice on the cutting board and to cut it apart with the wooden knife.Jennifer is a vegetarian, yoga teacher, gardener, hiker, teacher, and mother that has been living off-the-grid for over 20 years. Ask the child to identify each food item (other than condiments) and to categorize it by basic food group: meat, dairy, grain or fruits and vegetables. I let them string Fruit Loops and Cheerios onto red shoestring licorice, and they spend hours having so much fun. Pretend play leads to cooperative play, is excellent for developing imaginations, and creative young minds! But when we aren’t in cooking mode, having a play food set to work with will keep her busy for hours.