ROBUD Wooden Pretend Play Kitchen Set for Kids Toddlers, with Cookware Accessories - Best Toys Gifts for Boys and Girls

I love this kitchen, it’s small so it doesn’t take up a lot of room! It isn’t the sturdiest and does have some wiggle. When I ordered it was missing a small piece and when I messaged them they immediately sent the part!

Got this as a Christmas present for my son. Was going to get the STEP2 kitchen set but ordered too late so i went with this one. Would’ve loved to give this kitchen 5 stars however unable to do so due to the below factors:1- instructions are a pain to follow. Would’ve been a little easier maybe if parts were numbered and/or a little more detail was included.2- put this together and the doors will not secure to the bottom, therefore every time you open the door it falls off. Hinges are supposed to be at the bottom of the doors but my specific kitchen came with no holes or anything for by hinge to fit in (I hope that makes sense-view images). Posted a question as to how I can secure these doors so my toddler can enjoy his kitchen to the fullest. (If you have any suggestions please feel free to let me know)Other than those two MAJOR discrepancies the kitchen is nice, not very sturdy but I guess for the money it is okay.

Cute for young children. Not real sturdy but made well.

The little pegs to hold utensils come off all the time. The back paneling has fallen off multiple times, and the front has fallen off twice (oven dials and the doors). Cannot keep screws tight for anything. It’s so cute and just the right size for what we wanted, but would try for better quality.

I was really excited to get this kitchen for my 3yo, we assembled the product on Christmas Eve to surprise him in the morning. That is where the problems started. Apart from the ridiculous picture instructions, we noticed several flaws in the craftsman’s ship of it. The boards didn’t align so i tried to do the best that I could with what I had. The screws holes they predrilled were to big so the screws didn’t properly thread into the wood like you’d expect witch in turn caused the kitchen to be really wobbly. I thought that once i had all the pieces in place then it would be more stable, but that wasn’t the case.Given this was my child’s “big” gift I didn’t want to just put it all back into the box (that we’d cut open anyways, woops).Now, I can tell you that a week after Christmas this kitchen has completely fell apart (after I’d already had to replace some screws that came out on their own). Now it’s sitting in an unfixable pile in my dining room, even after I tried for two hours to fix it. I gave up and decided it wasn’t happening and wasn’t worth it.Now mind you my kiddo isn’t exactly easy on toys(he’s also not a completely destructive monster), but this thing was doomed before he got ahold of it. I did buy this on a cyber week deal so it’s not a huge loss.Now I need to replace this kitchen with something that my boy will be able to enjoy for more then a week.So I will say if you want a kitchen for your kiddo(s) that’ll last then I’d pass on this one.

I got this for my 2 yr olds son’s Christmas present. As a mom who isn’t very handy this was sooo easy to build. Everything was sturdy and all I needed was a screw driver. I skimmed through the instructions and had to restart like 3 times (my fault) but in total it took me an hour to complete. Super easy and it already comes with stuff for them to play with which I love. Few things to note, there’s no window on the microwave (not a big deal), the sink isn’t actually like a sink it’s just a flat surface if you wanted to put a water dispenser on it , it wouldn’t be ideal on this kitchen and the oven opens side ways like an opposite microwave as opposed to a regular oven. Overall I love it and it is perfect for my son. I got this at $70 and I’m so glad I did!

The design of the kitchen is pleasing to the eye. It’s made of a wood so it should hold up. Take your time during the assembly. I would not recommend using a power screwdriver even though I really wanted too. The sink facet will come off once my daughter grabs it. Once she figures that out I’ll likely engineer a better way to attach it. But for now she loves it.

I bought this kitchen for its small footprint and basic-ness. It was exactly what I had been looking for. Assembly was easy, I did notice a few o the corners were dented but overlooked that. Once it was assembled it was SO wobbly. The microwave piece felt like it would tip the entire kitchen over, not to mention was not secure. The last straw was when the clear door under the sink just fell off. It seems the weight of the door was too much for the particleboard construction. I will have to disassemble and find the original packaging to return the item, so it's not really worth it. I've chalked it up to a waste of $60.

It is really good fof children.