I have been searching for a long time now for a good quality, eco friendly play kitchen and I’m excited to announce that I’ve finally found it!

This cooking centre by Wonderworld is by far the best and most diverse pretend play kitchen I’ve seen on the market as it provides so many opportunities for creative play. It has three sides of endless activities; oven, stove, sink, fridge, cupboards & plenty of shelves. My 2 year old daughter fell in love with it straight away (ok and me too of course!) and it has been such a delight to watch her role play for literally hours as she busily cooks, washes, bakes, stacks and sorts her cookware and cut up food.

She loves baking me a birthday cake in the oven which has a temperature dial with a realistic clicking sound.

I love this kitchen because it has so many shelves and cupboards and if your child is like mine and loves sorting and stacking things then this is perfect because there are so many areas to store things.

Whats more it looks absolutely gorgeous and I’ve already had so many comments  from friends that visit who have said they would love this for their child.

This kitchen is very sturdy, it has been built to last and will definitely be played with for many years and even generations.

It is made from eco friendly, plantation rubberwood and non-toxic water based paints by Wonderworld, a Thai company that is committed to fighting global warming by coordinating the tree plus project and planting 2 trees for every tree cut down.

We will have on display this wonderful new product at the Melbourne Organic Expo on 24th – 26th July 2009 and will be offering a introductory special for expo customers only, so if you’re from Melbourne then come and see us at the Green show at stand 147.

About the author

Melinda is the founder and owner of Eco Toys, Australia's first toy store to focus entirely on environmentally friendly toys. She is a mother and passionate about protecting our beautiful planet so that all our children can grow up to enjoy the beauty of our natural world. She believes that we can all make a difference in this world by choices we make.

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