Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Learning Kitchen
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China is where it's made. It was about 6 months ago when I bought it.
The batteries are located next to the light on the top right side of the refrigerator when it is opened.
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I bought this for my 18-month-old son, and it was definitely age-appropriate. It was perfectly appropriate, and I'm sure he would have enjoyed it. The oven, on the other hand, would not close. I'm not sure if this is a design flaw or if we simply received a bad product. We'd close it, and it'd either fall open right away or after about 10 seconds. The stickers on it were also a little wonky in places where you could tell they weren't placed correctly, so they had to be smoothed out and wrinkled as a result. It's not going to work. Finally, the design is a little strange, with the fridge section closing against the back of the oven. So you have to do it from the side to open and close the fridge when you're playing with it. Otherwise, you can just leave it open, but you'll have to work your way around the toy to get to the features "inside" the fridge. In my opinion, it's just an odd design choice. Aside from that, it's quite charming. Ours is being returned because the oven door makes an animated noise every time it opens, which is extremely annoying.
Because I had to return the first one, I couldn't give this toy a full 5-star rating. It was a Christmas present for my son, but the batteries were dead when we opened it. I understand that they're only there for "demo purposes," but I wasn't expecting them to be completely deafeningly silent. My son still wanted to play with it, but after we replaced the batteries, the sink began to make oven noises and sing songs about baking, while the oven began to make sink noises and sing songs about hand washing. I requested a replacement, which was shipped the same day and arrived today in perfect condition.
I bought it for the second time because I didn't think I was going to have another child. For years, my toddler adored it until we took it away from him. So it's the first toy I looked up to repurchase. It's small, so it doesn't take up a lot of room in the living room, and it's unobtrusive. But it was a lot of fun! Cute. Everything is in order. I believe it comes in a box, exactly as advertised, which I prefer because it is less plastic and rubish. The only thing that comes in a sealed bag are the shapes. As a more environmentally friendly package, I really liked this one. I'd appreciate it if it were given to me as a present.
Extremely long lasting. This kitchen was a Christmas present for my grandson, who was 6 months old at the time, and he loved it. He's now 16 months old, and he still loves it and plays with it a lot, according to my daughter. This Christmas, he'll be overjoyed because he'll be receiving an upgrade to a Fisher-Price laugh and learn food truck. His baby sister can play with this great small kitchen that is very baby sized and durable; he will most likely play with both and expand his food truck; he also got the magic mixing bowl, which is also cute. The investment was well worth it. Grandma gave it her blessing.
My 14-month-old son adores this kitchen, and it is the first toy he chooses to play with. It has three modes: English learn time, learn spanish, and play time. In English play time, it sings songs about eating healthy foods and says phrases like on/off, open/close based on the child's actions. However, my favorite mode is play time. In this mode, the oven makes an oven-like sound when it opens, it has a timer when they put the food in, the sink makes water sounds when you press the faucet nozzle, and the stove top makes a frying sound when you place the pan on top. On the refrigerator side, there's a shape sorter where you can use the three shape food items that come with the set, as well as a pull-out drawer and a flip book that sings songs depending on which page you're on. This is a book that both boys and girls will enjoy. It's a shame that Fisher-Price stopped producing it, because Amazon is the only place where you can get it at a reasonable price. I had no idea about this toy until it was at a doctor's office where my son was, and he loved playing with it, so luckily the nurse who had purchased it was present and told me to get it here.
This was a huge success! It feeds her imagination, and as she grows and learns, she becomes more aware of the actual functions of the stove and fridge. The sounds are also cute, such as the burner boiling, the faucet running, the oven door closing, the fridge light turning on and off, and so on. I highly recommend this at such a low price!.
I was overjoyed when it arrived because the toy is SO CUTE! It is extremely well made, as evidenced by the picture. For the pot, it has a "boiling" sound, as well as an on/off switch. off "light switch" that turns on the light, as well as a variety of other adorable realistic kitchen sounds There is a switch that allows you to choose between music and realistic kitchen sounds. The music is adorable and contains little tunes that teach good manners. It is a huge hit with my granddaughter. There's a lot for her to do and keep her occupied! The cutest little kitchen I've ever seen! When I visit, she and I pretend to be in the kitchen.
I purchased this for my 15-month-old niece as a Christmas present. She refused to play with anything else once she had opened it. She enjoys following me around the kitchen and attempting to open the fridge. She was overjoyed to finally have her own to open and close. She figured out how to make everything work in no time. She kept putting her hands under the faucet, waiting for the water to come out, and the sounds were very realistic. It's just the right height for her to sit and play with. There's plenty to keep her occupied for a while.
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