Montessori Cooking Set for 3-12 Year Olds

Very great product, loved it!

Well made, good quality!

This little cooking set totally won my kid”s heart! The bamboo tools feel surprisingly sturdy and real-definitely not the usual flimsy plastic. I love how the smooth wood and soft blue handles make it look just like something from my own kitchen drawer.The apron adds a fun touch-my little chef insists on putting it every time we cook or even just pretend play. It also comes with a small bag, which makes clean-up breeze. Everything fits right back in, no mess left behind .What I really appreciate is how this set makes kitchen play feel more like really life. We’ve used it during baking days and even while preparing real ingredients(under supervision of course!). It’s holding up well and I can tell it’s last through lots of play sessions.

Got this for my LO to be able to help in the kitchen with more independence. I'm really impressed with the quality and feel of everything in this set-- it's all so well made and well weighted, and easy for little hands to get a good grip.Definitely recommend this set for a play or real kitchen!!

This wooden cooking playset is a little confusing. The listing pictures makes it seem like they are intended to be used with some real food, while nothing is sharp & actually functional (ie. knives) so it can be a little frustrating. I do love wooden playsets over the cheap plastic ones. These are good sizes for smaller hands, looks nice (despite some semi-messy paint jobs with the handles of the utensils) but just an ok sanding job (not splinter rough but could definitely use some extra 'fit & finish'). I like how many items come in this set for an ok price point. I do not like the gross chemical smell coming from the apron that has soaked into the cookie cutters & the rolling pin. This set would work great with (play) dough or pretend food. The recipe cards are fun. The cutting board is great - I might steal it & use it for real food. All in all, the kid still have a lot of fun with this set but it's still a bit confusing what the actual purpose is.