Step2 Fun with Friends Kitchen Set for Kids – Pink – Includes Toy Kitchen Accessories, Interactive Features for Pretend Play – Indoor/Outdoor Toddler Playset

• Buckle up and get ready to ride in this kids push car! Stroll around Town in style with realistic detailing, pretend steering wheel, and working horn.
• This toy car features an adjustable seatbelt for added safety, kid and parent cup holders, and extra under-seat storage for long road trips!
• Sleek sports car detailing adds to the realistic appeal of this mini roadster! Kids will enjoy the ride while pretending to drive in their very own car.
• Easy-fold handle lets parents transport and store the push car effortlessly, and Whisper wheels reduce road noise during leisurely strolls.
• In the box: toy car, wheels, steering wheel with horn, and easy-store handle.

Instant Coffee Machine

Kids can choose their favorite blend of coffee and make a cup o’ joe to go in the Keurig style coffee maker.

Electronic Stove Top

The stove top burner lights up and makes realistic cooking sounds when the pot or pan is placed on it.

Loads of Storage Space

Store all of your kids play food and kitchen accessories in the included storage bins. Still need more room? Store overflow accessories in the microwave, oven, or refrigerator.

Realistic Appliances

Kids will love cooking with the realistic open and close refrigerator, oven, and microwave.

Why Play with a Play Kitchen?

Creativity + Role Play

Pretend play gets kids engaged in storytelling as they act out new scenarios and communicate what imaginary things are going on – a great way to flex creativity and language skills!

Physical + Motor Skills

Play kitchens present kids with so many ways to practice their motor skills, like grasping and using small accessories and utensils, opening and closing doors, and turning oven knobs.

Language + Social Skills

Role playing requires kids to engage in storytelling as they make up scenarios and communicate with others about what role they’re playing. They also have to react and build off of what the other person said or did.

Critical Thinking

Running into problems while playing, like trouble closing the refrigerator door when too many items are placed inside or trying to swivel the faucet over a full sink, allow children to think through problems and craft solutions.