Play Kitchen for 2 Toddlers

We have step 2 kitchen that I got when my daughter was 3 she is now almost 6, it has held up wonderfully. Step 2 is a great company, however I sort of wish I had gotten a wooden kitchen. the step two does have realistic sounds for the oven, stove and microwave, but it is a bit small. I wish I would have gotten a larger step two or a large wooden one.

I like the step 2 grand walk-in kitchen. I like the little tikes gourmet prep n serve kitchen, they used to sell it with a grill that was attached but not sure if that was a bundle deal or not. I like the kidcraft red vintage kitchen too, but I like that retro rockabilly-type look

Little tykes makes great stuff, you should look at yard sales you can usually find one at at least one for 30$ or less.

We have a Step 2 kitchen and love it! We bought it at Walmart a few years ago and it is fantastic. It was easy to put together and has held up really, really well.

We just got our girl a kidcraft retro kitchen from walmart. It was shipped within a week, came very well packaged, and is increadibly sturdy (our girl is pretty rough with things). I couldn't be happier. We also secured our to the wall for safety. One of the things I liked was that you can order replacement parts directly from kidkraft.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/KidKraft-Vintage-Kitchen-in-Pin...
If you do site to store, they can estimate the time it will arrive.
Good Luck.

we got my son this kitchen at the dollar store, it has a bunch of pots and pans, a oven, sink, stove, and microwave. it was 10 dollars. I dont remember the name of it but they sell it for $15-20 at walmart (depending on if it is on sale)

we got our daughter teh wooden kidcraft kitchen set. its very sturdy so will last long. its normally $270 but is onsale on amazon right now for $150. it doesnt have the lights/sounds that little tykes/step 2 have but is a little more "grown up" looking so our daughter loved it.

http://www.amazon.com/KidKraft-53186-Cook-Together-Kitche...

We have the 50's dinner from Step 2 and we love it. It is great for 2 or more kids to play, the sits are the right size for kids but my 13 year old can fit too. I love the music box, very cute, I totally recommended it.

http://www.step2.com/product.cfm?product_id=1561

We have the wooden one from Target and love it. We bought it because of space. We wanted a little one for our small home. The year we bought it, it was blue. They change the color and style just a bit every year. I'm just not a fan on plastic. We've had our for nearly 4 years and it's been through my two kids. Still holding up well. Good luck.

I got my kids a Step 2 play kitchen and it's fabulous!!!!!! It was really easy to put together and is STURDY. The one we have has 2 cabinets, a microwave, an oven and a refrigerator. I was worried about the doors coming off or getting broken, but they've held up really well. We've had it for over 2 years and it still looks like it just came out of the box (if you ignore the "art" my youngest put on the counter).

http://www.step2.com/product.cfm?product_id=1397 That's the one we have. It's big enough for a couple of kids to play with it at the same time with out taking up all of our play area.

I really wanted this one http://www.step2.com/product.cfm?product_id=1402 but we just didn't have the room.

I have several Step 2 products, including an outdoor playhouse and a little slide/swingset thing, and they've all held up very nicely.

We got my daughter the KidKraft kitchen. It's sturdy and delightfully bright. She's had it for 2 years, and she's tough on things -- but it's still going strong. Love it. I imagine we'll have it for a few more years, easily (and have no trouble passing it on). It did take a long time to assemble, but it was not difficult - just time-consuming. Packaging was fine.

http://www.amazon.com/KidKraft-Deluxe-Big-Bright-Kitchen/...

Not only does my daughter love it - but also any of her young friends (or even her older cousins, boys & girls alike). We outfitted it with some excellent wool felt play foods, some wooden cutting foods and inexpensive but nice Ikea cooking pans/utensils. She also has room for her tin tea set and some Plan Toys wooden dishes and utensils. LOTS of storage. OH - and the Phone and the Clock are a huge hit - even after 2 years of play!

If price had been no issue (or room for it), I might have looked more closely at the GuideCraft pieces.

If price was not a factor (for my home daycare)..I would have looked closer at the Pottery Barn collections!

http://www.potterybarnkids.com/shop/kids/playroom/playroo...

But for my daycare I went with a plain wooden one with no doors...mine in the past like to slam the doors on each other and lots of little hands got hurt...but I deal in bulk with kidlets =)

Have fun shopping!

We have a step 2 kitchen it's a big hit with every kid that comes over even my older son's friends play with it

We got the wooden kitchen from Melissa & Doug. Since we have boys, I love that it isn't too girly. It doesn't make any noises or light up at all, so they are much more creative when playing with it. For a fiberboard toy, it is one of the sturdiest that I have seen - we will hand it down whenever my kids get tired of it (which seems a very long way off). It also seems taller than most of the ones that I saw at the dreaded Toys R Us (don't get me started on how much I hate that chain), so they still play comfortably at it as almost five year olds (with plenty of room to play side by side). Finally, I love that there is enough room inside the doors to store all of their pots & pans, food, plates, cups, etc.