ROBOTIME Play Kitchen for Toddlers, Wooden Kids Play Kitchen Playset with Real Lights & Sounds/Ice Cube Dispenser, Pretend Play Toy Kitchen, Gift for Ages 3+ (White)

The best cute little kitchen sturdy and not too hard to put together. Perfect size for littles 2 and 3 and doesn’t take up too much space

The colors are soothing but it was so hard to put together. I ended up not using and it is sitting in the entry for someone to come pick up. The screws did not match the descriptions and it was missing pieces. My husband went to go pick up screws and hinges at the hardware store to adapt the doors. Wish I could return it but it is put together. I don’t want to deal with taking it apart. Very small. Toddlers will knock it over quickly. Not safe for toddlers and too small for 3 and 4 year olds. So disappointed.

Assembly took longer than expected but the ice maker is great and my 2 year old loves it! Nice and compact, and solid!

The strings that hold the door up broke really easy. Otherwise my child loves it, it’s perfect size for a 18 month old

This took me a bit of time to assemble. It might be easier to have another assist you. It also had so many parts where the nail wouldn’t hole so I had to improvise and use super glue to hold it in. There was also a chip in one of the stove pieces :( Lots of the areas were just loose so the super glue helped hold the pieces together. I didn’t have the energy or the patience to return the whole thing so I tried to make it work in my favor. Overall it’s cute and I’ll be keeping it, but if I knew what I was getting myself into beforehand I would not buy. Save yourself the trouble and find something else. If you don’t mind the extra work and you really like the aesthetic, go for it.

It did take a while to assemble, but it was easy and straight forward as long as you follow the directions. Better than many other brands as far as having the holes line up. Very nice set up, granddaughter loves it

Took me 5 hours to put together (with a dinner and bath time break) because I don’t own a drill and had to use a screw driver. The little tiny screws were maddening. I also didn’t attach the “safety” ropes inside because they didn’t seem necessary since the oven door lays on the floor when open. It seems if it was levitating like in the instructions, my toddler would def try to climb it which seems dangerous because it could tip over. The other thing is the pieces of wood were so flimsy I was so annoyed when the shelves kept falling until I screwed it all together. I’m very happy that it’s aesthetically pleasing and my toddler likes it but it was infuriating to build.

A solid little piece. It was a bit smaller than expected but it’s really cute.