Wooden Play Kitchens

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Why choose a wooden play kitchen?

A wooden play kitchen gives a child a genuine focal point for pretend cooking, rather than a plastic toy that gets packed away after a single afternoon. Real turning knobs, opening oven doors and working-style sinks make the routine convincing enough to hold a young child's attention.

Nestoro's MeowBaby range covers five distinct designs, from a natural wood and white finish through to a vintage-style kitchen in white and gold, a cottage-shaped canopy in pink, a grey and teal kitchen with a play washing machine, and a white and rose gold kitchen with light and sound effects. Each is built from wood, MDF, metal or plastic depending on the model, with real metal accessories included on four of the five designs.

All are suitable for children aged 3 and up, styled to sit comfortably in a modern playroom or shared living space rather than looking out of place.

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Choosing between MeowBaby's wooden play kitchens

Each kitchen in the range is a different design rather than a colour variant of the same shell, so the choice comes down to which features and finish suit the room. The Natural & White and Pink Cottage kitchens are the lightest and most compact, better suited to smaller spaces. The Grey & Teal and White & Gold kitchens are larger, with a washing machine and fridge column respectively giving pretend play a fuller routine. The White & Rose Gold kitchen is the only design with a light and sound cooking effect.

Real metal accessories are included with four of the five designs; the White & Gold kitchen is sold as the unit itself. See each product's own size and fit details for exact dimensions before choosing.

The range sits alongside Kitchen Helpers, real step-stools for the kitchen rather than toy kitchens, and the MeowBaby brand page for the full range.

Wooden Play Kitchens: Frequently Asked Questions

What age are MeowBaby wooden play kitchens suitable for?

All five designs are suitable for children aged 3 and up.

What is the difference between a wooden play kitchen and a kitchen helper?

A wooden play kitchen is a toy for pretend cooking. A kitchen helper is a real step stool that lets a child reach an actual kitchen counter to help with real cooking. Nestoro stocks both as separate ranges.

Are accessories included?

Four of the five designs include real metal accessories such as pots, pans and utensils. The White & Gold kitchen is sold as the unit itself, with no loose accessories included.

Do any of the kitchens make sounds or light up?

Yes. The White & Rose Gold kitchen has an illuminated hob with a light and sound cooking effect. The Grey & Teal and Pink Cottage kitchens have clicking control knobs, and the Grey & Teal kitchen also has a digital-style clock display.

How do I clean a wooden play kitchen?

Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, and do not submerge any part of the unit in water.