John Lewis Wooden Play Kitchen

• Improves gross motor skills like balance and coordination
• Inspires imaginative play and allows storytelling skills to flourish
• Builds early knowledge of numbers, shapes and colour recognition
• Different textures and surfaces help develop sensory perception

There's always time for a bit of cooking, especially if you get to eat something afterwards!*

Not too big that it takes over the entire room, but big enough for them to play alongside whoever's cooking in the kitchen, it's a great way to introduce your little one to some basic food prep.

Featuring an oven big enough for pies and a hob just perfect for stewing on, you'll find everything you need to cater for the family. So, what's on the menu for tonight? Will it be a bit of Coq au Vin, Spaghetti Carbonara or dinosaur stew? Whatever chef orders!

And yes, there's a sink. Because you're not getting out of washing up that easily...

*We don't recommend actually eating anything cooked using this oven; food will either be inedible and plastic-y or taste like wood depending on the ingredients used. Why not try Waitrose if you're really that hungry!?