Playskool Sesame Street Come 'N Play Cookie Monster Kitchen Café Playset

Hours of fun
My two year old daughter has hours of fun with this toy. She is learning the various pieces of "food" and even includes "food" from other toy sets as part of the activity. There are numerous aspects of this toy to keep youngsters amused including, knobs to turn, buttons to press, and three different characters with speaking parts. The toy seems a little clumsy to a certain degree. If a child leans on it the wrong way, it could easily fall forward or backward. I would recommend leaning it against the wall. If you have an adventurous child, he/she may try to climb on it. This could be bad for a number of reasons. The set could tip easily and of course, hollow plastic is never the strongest material to holding children. It would seem tough to break this toy on purpose so I would suggest it to be durable. I would have some concern about foreign foods being jammed in Elmo or Abby's mouth, but his problem is easily remedied. Overall, I would purchase this toy again if I needed a second one.
Fun but Falls apart
My almost 3 year old twins and their 4 year old brother LOVE this toy! I just wish it stayed together for longer than 15 minutes. I'm sure there are other kiddie kitchens that are just as fun that actually stay put together. Buy another product.
Don't Have to Be a Sesame Street Fan to Enjoy!
While this kitchen says it is up to 4 years old, I think it is definitely for younger kids maybe 2-3 years old at the most. My daughter (14 months) thinks this toy is the silliest and fun-filled toy ever. She loves to push and pull things which activates the noises and music.

Installation is pretty simple and it took maybe 15 minutes to get it out of the box and set-up (and that was with my little one's help of course.) It is a bright and kid-friendly toy in its colors and design, but I think the company forgot that little kids like to pull themselves up on things as this can be tipped easily. This kitchen is also really only for one child at a time. I would say unless your child is a huge Sesame Street fan I would probably pass on this kitchen and buy a bigger one. The bigger kitchens are built to grow up with your child and have so many options available. I'd say for $30-$40 this is worth it and perfect for young kids. It does come with some food and accessories...
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