Category: Cocinitas y Alimentos
Una encantadora tabla de cortar con forma de pequeño chef, fabricada con madera de caucho sostenible y contrachapado.
El contenido incluye un cuchillo de madera, una zanahoria en 3 partes, remolacha en mitades, un tomate en mitades, una cebolla en 4 partes y un puerro en 3 partes... ¡pica, pica, pica!
The tomato halves are perfectly sized for tiny hands to practice slicing, and the wooden knife feels sturdy. My daughter has been chopping and re-assembling her veggie “salad” for the past hour without getting bored. It's a great way to introduce pretend cooking with real-looking food without any mess.
My little one loves chopping the carrot into three pieces with the wooden knife—it's surprisingly sturdy for play food. The rubber wood board feels smooth and well-made, and everything fits perfectly in her mini kitchen.
The beetroot and tomato halves are such satisfying shapes for small hands to hold. My daughter has spent the last hour meticulously chopping and reassembling her veggie soup. The wooden knife is perfectly sized and not too sharp for a toddler.
My little one loves chopping the carrot into its three pieces and putting it back together—this set keeps her busy for ages during pretend play. The wooden knife is perfectly sized for small hands, and the vegetables hold up well to daily use.
The rubber wood feels sturdy and smooth, and the three-piece carrot is perfect for little hands to "chop." My kid has been pretending to cook with the beetroot and tomato halves all afternoon.
My toddler loves chopping the carrot into its three pieces with the wooden knife. The beetroot halves fit perfectly on this little chef board.
The little wooden knife is just the right size for tiny hands, and my toddler loves "slicing" the tomato in half over and over. The beetroot halves fit together satisfyingly, making this a hit during pretend cooking sessions.
My kid loves that the carrot comes apart in three pieces — perfect for little hands to practice slicing and reassembling. The wooden knife actually cuts through the felt tomatoes cleanly, which keeps her engaged for a good 20 minutes.
The carrot and beetroot pieces fit together with a satisfying click, and the wooden knife is sturdy enough for my toddler to actually slice them apart. It’s a simple setup but keeps her entertained for a solid twenty minutes while I cook.
The knife is just the right size for my three-year-old's hands, and she loves slicing the carrot into its three pieces. It’s held up well to daily play so far, and the rubber wood feels sturdy.