Play Wonder Kitchen

my baby sister will be 1 and I was wondering if a kitchen room would be a good gift for him? Age 2 and up said I'm not sure?

I think it awonderful gift
when we go to my docs office they have one son, my love, but I have no place to keep one at home so he does not have one at home, but Im just sayin, the Office docs and it isn't crying cuz hes too busy playing lol this is a Great gift !!!!!

people above me are well suited for storing small parts away I know the docs that they do not have small pieces and just a bowl game and he loves to play with the oven door and turn the knobs
Fisher Price has a big one
make sure he has things he can open the water taps and make noise and lights and stuff

Sure, why not, if there is nothing to a choking hazard ... my daughter is 16 months in our real kitchen all the time

I would say age 2 would be better for a kitchen or workshop.
I would like to find a suitable gift age.
Perhaps a toy entertainment manger. You know that you can hang on the side of the crib that has different activities and sounds when they touch different areas. It gives Mom and Dad a little more sleep time in the morning too ,.... : O)
Lisa

Yeah, I think it would be really nice if you want to get it and I think children would love. then yes it would be absoloutly.

My daugher was not quite 2 years while receiving his kitchen play. It did not quite get the concept at this age, but always enjoyed opening all the doors, oven and enjoyed playing on the phone. Some items are not age appropriate at the time, I put these things until it is ready for them. She is 4 1 / 2 now and still plays with her and she is more creative with it now. So yes, go ahead and buy this kitchen for your nephew, he will play with him in many ways as it grows and develops in it. Just a suggestion, ask your sister if it's something she wants her child to have now.

No, she is too young, try toys with sounds and lights and music, they generally like this kind of thing.

I think premature. They do not really like the idea of pretend play to 2-3 years. Elmo dancing like mine, stacking the stars lit up and makes sounds, a keyboard that lights up and had tempos, this kind of thing.

I think yes, we had my daughter for Christmas when she was 15 months. I love cooking and everything in the highchair in the kitchen of my daughter has always been to play with our plastic containers and wooden spoons.

The only thing to watch is the smallest pieces of food and cookware. We got her a Little Tykes bought the one we stored some of the pieces far and few spoons cheap dollar store plastic ladles. She has four now and still plays with this toy kitchen almost every day. We waited until she turned 3 to give the smaller accessories.

No, it's a bit too advanced for years. Wait until two or three, and he can enjoy pretend play (which the toy kitchen).

Blocks, nesting cups, bath toys, clothing, toys, or they can grow up, board books, Baby Einstein Baby Elmo or videos. The kind of toy Jack-in-the-box multi where they can push or turn a knob and Elmo, Big Bird, Oscar, Ernie and Cookie Monster appears. A little baby (a baby frog toy Leap Frog, which plays music and teaches shapes and colors) was a favorite of my son has his first birthday.