I know I'm just repeating what many others have said. This is a great kitchen. My two-year old son loves it, especially the sizzle and boil of the burner. It's sturdy, stylish and is already dealing well with my son "driving" it around our kitchen. It was fairly easy to put together. Two minor complaints: As other's have mentioned, you'll have to drill holes into the plastic to accomodate the screws (should list drill as necessary). Also the "faucet" is both loose and simultaneously difficult to move without pulling it out.

I bought this for my 2 1/2 year old daughter for Christmas. I search for kitchens for a long while and this product was by far the best for a 2 year old. Other products are too elaborate and doesn't leave much for the imagination. Plus why would anyone spend 100+ for a play kitchen; I would definitely recommend this product to any sensible household. By the way; she plays with it absolutely everyday.

My almost 3 year old son LOVES this gender neutral kitchen - it is so realistic with a stove, fridge, drawer, cabinet, food bin, microwave & sink! Very cool how the pot and pan makes noise as if its boiling or sizzling. I would STRONGLY recommend this product to all moms for boys & girls!

This is just an adorable kitchen. My 2 yr daughter and 4 year old son love it. The sounds from the burner is just too cute. I wish the refriderator and microwave also made sounds. Oh well, it was worth the price. site to store was EASY. I put this up all by myself in about 1 hour. Some of the holes were not drilled but my hubby took care of that.

I bought this kitchen for my 15 month old daughter for christmas. I put it together in just about 20 min . I suggest to use a battery operated screw driver for the longer screws . But over all it was easy to put together . I also have a 5 yr old son and they love to play with it together. The only thing that i wish was different is that there is only one burner that makes noise.

GOOD - kitchen setup was easy to assemble in about 35 minutes.Instructions were easy to follow.good looking playset that is very durable. BAD - All the doors are stiff and difficult for younger children to open and close.The drawers are not very deep and fall out on the floor spilling everything in them everytime the child tries to pull them open.

its fantastic for my 1 year old but i had to ask my dad for his power drill because they did not make the screw holes for some of the screws... the fridge door gets stuck hard to open and close. sink faucet was a hassle to put in the hole they gave you was too small... hope my daughter loves what santa got her for xmas!

I purchased this for my younger daughters' 2nd birthday. She and my 5 year old have had such a great time playing with this. There is enough space and different items they can share, and they NEVER get along. I love the product, and while the directions were easy to follow (I put it together alone since my husband is gone with military), I was frustrated by the fact that I had to "drill" my own holes in the plastic. The directions said I would need a screwdriver, an electric one was optional. I would disagree and say the electric one was a necessity. Once I got that out, it was pretty simple. Well worth the price and the time to put it together.

Great exterior size. Not hard to assemble, although the angle on some screws was impossible, a few holes were not punched into the plastic yet, and some screws require a slim phillips screwdriver (slimmer than a regular one and wider than a jewelry one). Main complaint is that the interior compartment space is very small so it really does not store much. Also, the horizontal surfaces of the interiors are a little slanted so that objects can roll out when you open the doors. The drawers fall out when you open them and are also much smaller inside than the outside would suggest. But my 2-1/2 year old son loves it anyway, and plays with it as soon as he gets up.

I bought this kitchen for my two year old GD and she just loves it! She hasn't stopped playing with it since we pulled it out the box! She wanted the Dora kitchen, but when I gave her this one, she seemed much happier because it offers more pretend play then the Dora kitchen. On New years day, she stayed up to play with her kitchen, and she acutally put 'real' cookies (oreo's) in her little oven. She pulled the cookies out of the oven and screamed 'HAPPY NEW YEAR!' LOL! We love this kitchen and I'm sure she'll have it for a very long time!