TP Toys | Mud Kitchen | Deluxe Wooden Mud Kitchen | Boys and Girls 3+ | Kids Outdoor Kitchen Playset with Water Pan, Garden Sink, and Kitchen Accessories | Garden & Sensory Pretend Play for Kids

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There are also little hooks to hang up your pans and utensils, which come with the kitchen - including two pans, a lid, ladle, whisk and spatula. Mumsnet has been helping parents make their lives easier since 2000 and, in that time, we've investigated, tried and reviewed thousands of products. Mud kitchens need to be treated before you can use them outside. The easy option is to go for one that states it has already been treated, which means it's been coated with preservatives or had a pressure treatment. This protects the wood against the elements and stops it from rotting or becoming damaged by various pests. A mud kitchen is a play kitchen to be used outside, where children can use their imaginations to role-play and pretend to cook. Not only do we have stand alone childrens mud kitchens, but we also have accessories that can be attached to your TP playhouses, or even the side of your house. These accessories come with lots of the same great features as our full mud kitchens but give you the option to add them to an existing frame.

If you’re relatively DIY savvy like the Mumsnet users below, you may prefer to make your own mud kitchen, creating a truly bespoke and personalised play area for your child.This mud kitchen benefits from a large mixing bowl with a sliding wooden cover, which can be opened for extra cooking space if playing with friends and family. Kids will have easy access to water, as there's a butt. It'll feel just like a real kitchen as they can turn the tap to release the water! Mud kitchens are a lot of fun, but if you're on the fence, we're here to tell you about their many learning benefits. Firstly, as they are fitted with pretend ovens, cupboards and sinks, they are perfect for role-playing. Role-play helps to improve your child's creative thinking, language development and social skills as they immerse themselves in a world of their own creation.

If you're buying your first mud kitchen, the TP toys early fun mud kitchen is a good starting point with a low price point. Where to buy a mud kitchen and accessories?Get your kids out in the garden with our wide range of outdoor toys. Swingball , slides, garden games , sandpits and more. We have a wide range of outdoor & garden toys for kids of all ages. Key specs: Size: H105 x W127 x L90cm | Material: Wood | Accessories included: Metal bowl | Age suitability: Three years and over | Assembly time: Not specified What we love: Unlike Mary Berry’s bakes, the best mud pies need to have a soggy bottom, which is where the water butt and working tap on this triple mud kitchen really come into their own. Accessories included! The mud kitchen accessory includes stainless steel pans & a mixing whisk to help your little chef get cooking. It's big enough for up to three children to play with at the same time so ideal for a large family. Plus, it comes with a starter set of pots and pans and a spacious under-shelf to store them on - this mud kitchen has got all bases covered.

You’ll be spoilt for choice when searching for a mud kitchen for your children; here are the features to look for and considerations to keep in mind while shopping. My daughter has the Chad Valley one from Argos... it's brilliant, she got it for her birthday in the summer & absolutely loves it” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user TellerTuesday4EVA)Most mud kitchens are free-standing, but some need to be attached to a wall. Freestanding models often have more features, like shelves and cupboards for storing accessories and other items. Some even include a pretend oven that kids can act out cooking food inside, further immersing themselves in the experience.

Members of the Mumsnet community agree that a sturdy mud kitchen with lots of fun accessories is a great way to keep their children playing happily in the garden. So, we weighed the toys their toddlers have played with and loved, which they wholeheartedly recommend. Their experiences, including weatherproofing and cleaning advice and the mud kitchens which suit children of all ages, have informed our choices of the outdoor toys you should invest in. Expert opinions Most dads reading this will remember their own childhood, spent outdoors until the sun went down. We ran around the fields, explored the muddy banks of streams (perhaps our own versions of mud kitchens), and played conkers with the collection we found on the ground.

Just like the real deal! Roomy painted hob area with fun DIY stencil to create hob rings and 'mud kitchen' logo. Mud kitchens are usually enjoyed by at least two children, and so are wonderful for developing social skills