Gymax Kids Play Kitchen w/Working Faucet & Sink Microwave & Dishwasher for Ages 3+

Auto Water Cycle System: The built-in pump drives a continuous stream of running water through the swivel faucet, letting kids rinse veggies or wash dishes just like mom and dad. A removable basket and 2 stackable cups keep the corner kitchen playset organized while encouraging eco-friendly water play habits. Sizzling Stove Action: Red LED light and realistic sizzle sounds activate the moment a pot touches the burner, turning the wooden pretend play kitchen into a mini culinary studio. 2 burners and complete cooking accessories mean siblings can collaborate on make-believe meals. Full-featured Corner Kitchen: The interactive cooking playset also includes a realistic microwave, washing machine, and oven, all sized for little hands yet roomy enough for pretend feast storage. A spice shelf, dual hooks, and dish rack teach tidy habits while keeping toy food and utensils within easy reach. Space-smart & Child-friendly Design: The L-shape hugs outward corners to save floor space, and rounded edges plus solid-wood feet give this toy kitchen rock-steady stability without sharp corners. Parents gain peace of mind knowing the sturdy frame can handle enthusiastic chefs while protecting tender skin. Little-chef Learning Lab: Role-playing recipes in this play kitchen for kids sparks imagination, builds fine-motor confidence, and invites parents to join the fun for screen-free bonding. Every pretend dish served strengthens creativity and self-esteem, turning playtime into a tasty life-skills lesson. Note: The play kitchen requires 4 AAA batteries (not included). 2*AAA batteries required (not included) for the water circulation system More interactive features, including the oven, microwave, and washing machine Ample storage space with 3 doors to hide mess Spice rack, dish rack and 2 hanging hooks for kitchenware Rich play accessories offer hand tools for little chefs Safe round corners and sleek handles are friendly to little hands Let kids to learn from pretend play and improve parent-child relationship Assembly needed