Kids kitchen sets are a favourite toy for millions of 2 year olds.
A toy kitchen can appeal to children from as young as 2 to as old as 8 or 9. With this in mind, it’s worth buying a good quality kids kitchen that will last.
Choosing the right toy kitchen is even more important because they take up so much space. You want it to look good in your house rather than being an eyesore!
Most of the better kids kitchen sets are not recommended for children under 36 months. However, there are some fantastic toy kitchens that are approved for 2 year olds. These will delight any 2 year old child.
Top of the range kids kitchen sets
Step2 Grand Walk-in Kitchen
The Step2 Grand Walk-in Kitchen is a complete kids kitchen set. It is truly amazing and you’ve probably never seen anything like it! It’s ideal for anyone looking for an extra-special gift for a 2 year old boy or girl.
This kids kitchen set is designed to look realistic and authentic, with plenty of room for play both inside and outside the kitchen. Unlike most kids kitchens which consist of a couple of units in a straight line, you can actually walk inside. It features everything you would expect to find in a real kitchen – there’s even a breakfast bar for your 2 year old’s friends to make themselves at home! The foam flooring is ‘oak hardwood’ effect and the worktops are ‘granite effect’, so it really does seem like a real kitchen!
Realistic stainless steel-effect oven, fridge and microwave- Stove top which makes realistic sounds7
- Cordless electronic phone
- Lots of storage and cupboards
- 103-piece accessory set, including 63 different pieces of play food, stainless steel pans, spatulas, bowls and baskets
- Approved for 2 year old children – also ideal for older children up to age 6
- Measures (L)59.70cm (W)109.20cm (H)80.00cm
- Requires 4 x AA and 2 x AAA batteries (not included)
Step2 Fresh Market Kitchen
If you don’t have space for the Grand Walk-in Kitchen, the Step2 Fresh Market Kitchen is almost as impressive. Also approved for 2 year olds, it has a full-size kitchen, market and dining area. The funky colours and decoration give this kids kitchen an authentic bakery feel. This 3-in-1 kids kitchen set comes packed with features and accessories, promising years of fun for your 2 year old.
- Stainless steel refrigerator, oven and microwave
- Transparent baker’s display case with two shelves
- Large sink area with cutting board
- Electronic cash register, scanner, stove top, and range light
- Full 47-piece accessory set included
- Reusable grocery bag and 2 “wicker” baskets included
- Durable poly construction
- Wipes clean easily
- Approved for 2 year old children – also ideal for older children up to age 6
- Requires 4 AA and 3 AAA batteries (not included)
Kids kitchen sets for people on a budget
The play kitchens listed above are top of the range models designed to last for many years. We’ve also tried and tested play kitchens for people on lower budgets:
- Play kitchens under £40 for your 2 year old
- Mid range toy kitchen sets from £50 – £100
- Great quality wooden children’s kitchens from £100-£200
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