As a mom of boys, I am used to my house being filled toys with cars, trucks, dinosaurs, robots, action-heroes, super-heroes and bascially anything boy-mania related. However, since the twins were born, I wanted them to have a play kitchen. I can still remember the wooden play kitchens I used to have at preschool and kindergarten that was used by boys and girls. It was an educational opportunity for the students in the classroom to learn about eating dinner together as a family, shopping for groceries, kitchen supplies and accessories etc. I wanted the twins to be familiar with a kitchen from early on since I wanted them to grow to be self-sufficient men and know how to cook for themselves when they get older. Fisher-Price’s Servin’ Surprises Kitchen & Table is a great fit for all children because its a kitchen and a table in one.
The serving tray brings the role play to life for kids when it recognizes the food they’re serving with songs and different phrases like “Who wants pizza?” or “Mmmm, cookies!” There are also songs to teach kids about manners and clean up. To help with cleanup, all the place settings and food pieces store right inside the table when they’re done.
Servin’ Surprises Kitchen & Table includes table with convertible stovetop, removable oven and “magic” serving tray, 4 slices of pizza with toppings & pizza cutter, 4 cookies with cookie sheet, 2 place settings: forks, spoons, cups & plates. Other items can be added to the ‘menu’ like ice cream, birthday cake or kabobs to the Servin’ Surprises Kitchen & Table for more songs, more phrases, more delicious fun!
For the upcoming 2012 holiday season, this two-for-the-price-of-one kitchen and table is worthwhile for children and a combo that families of multiples will find useful for their little ones.
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