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Product description

Color:Coffee Set 1200g

Description:

- Create an Engaging Play Kitchen: If you are looking for the ultimate kitchen toy for any child aging 4-6 years, our wooden kitchen food toy set will win your hearts, help kids learn about science and foods.
- Develop the baby's intelligence in many aspects, cultivate the baby's hand brain coordination ability, cultivate the baby's cognitive ability, cultivate the flexibility of the hand and the fine movement of the hand.
- Promote the development of emotion, , grasping, intelligence, sense organ, interactive toys, parent-child communication.
- GIFT: It will be a great gift for any occasion. Perfect for Birthday Party, Pretend Play, Role Play, Holiday Toy Gifts, Gifts for Christmas, Halloweenand More.
Our interactive toy provides 3 different sets to choose from, please check the specifications for more part or size details.



Specification:

- Material: wood
- Package Size (tea set): 21.5x13x30.5cm/8.46x5.12x12inches
- Tray: 32x19x5cm/12.6x7.48x1.97inches
- Tall teapot: 12x13x8.5cm/4.72x5.12x3.35inches
- Low teapot: 12x7cm/4.72x2.76inches
- Tea canister: 8x5cm/3.15x1.97inches;
- Package Size (coffee set): 22x11x20cm/8.66x4.33x7.87inches
- Coffee machine: 20x17.5x10.5cm/7.87x6.89x4.13inches
- Package Size (cake set): 16x11.5x21cm/6.3x4.53x8.27inches
- Single product Approx. 7.2cm/2.83inch



Package Includes:

1 Set Miniature Simulated Educational Toys (please check the pictures for details)



Note:

Please allow 1-2cm error due to manual measurement.
Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. Thank you!



N\C Wooden Educational Toys Simulated Set Kitchen Pretend Play F

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