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Batteries Included: 1 Battery Description: 3 AA Binding: Toy Brand: Fisher-Price EAN: 0027084216530 Item Dimensions: Label: Fisher Price Manufacturer: Fisher Price Manufacturer Maximum Age: 0 months Manufacturer Minimum Age: 24 months Model: H1581 MPN: H1581 Publisher: Fisher Price Release Date: April 25, 2007 Studio: Fisher Price Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Bring Dora's adventures into the kitchen for a fresh batch of pretend play. Children can go on Dora recipe adventures with the help of the seven recipe adventure maps and 28 play pieces. Dora's kitchen displays unique Dora styling with a life-size Dora who will be cooking right alongside your child. Also included are bilingual phrases, music and sound effects. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (included). Editorial Review: Ask anyone who's ever set foot in a kitchen and attempted to prepare a meal: cooking can be an adventure. So it stands to reason that Dora the Explorer, everyone's favorite bilingual adventurer, has an adventurous kitchen. This entertaining and comprehensive set features a stove, sink, range, musical radio, whirring blender and refrigerator to store items not in use. 28 different food and utensil items are also included. There are also some delightful features not found in regular kitchens including a touch screen that plays out food-based excursions and challenges young chefs to take part (find the tomatoes in the garden for instance). This is an exciting twist on the traditional play kitchen and is a great way to help kids learn and possibly encourage a love of cooking. --Charlie Williams Amazon.com Product Description: Ask anyone who's ever set foot in a kitchen and attempted to prepare a meal: cooking is an adventure. So it stands to reason that Dora the Explorer, everyone's favorite bilingual adventurer, has a kitchen worthy of investigating. This entertaining and comprehensive play set features a stove, sink, range, whirring blender, and refrigerator for budding chefs to "cook" their inspired masterpieces. There's even a radio that plays music and a telephone that really rings.
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 Rating:  - Great brain food!We got the Dora Talking Kitchen for our granddaughter's turning-three birthday. Needless to say, she LOVES it! The variety of the recipes and the sound effects are not too repetitive, so it's a new experience every time she plays with it. It's sturdy enough for our brute of a 14 month-old grandson,too!It's a nice springboard for her and her friends & cousins (ages 14 months to 7 yrs)in creative & imaginative play; it appears to be designed for children to actually use their own minds(grow that brain!)rather ... Read More Rating: - love it!!I bought this for my 3 year old niece and she adores it!!! My nephews who are 10, 7 and 5 years of age love it too!!! They think it is the coolest thing and they fight over it! A little pricey for a family budget but in the end---probably worth it!! Rating: - Very nice toyMy daughter was so excited to see the UPS guy show up today with her new kitchen. It was easy to assemble, and the parts seem durable. I agree with everyone else that the kitchen doesn't say much, but my daughter seems to think it's the greatest toy ever made. I'd recommend this to any child obsessed with Dora. Rating: - Excellent product!!!I bought the Dora Talking Kitchen for my 2 year old niece and she loves it! She is very inquisitive and enjoys helping in the kitchen. On Christmas morning, when she opened it, if you could only see the look on her face. She was so excited! She immediately began to play with it. Her favorite things on the Dora Talking Kitchen is the blender and the phone. I recommend this product to anyone who has a child who loves to use their imagination. This product will keep them busy for hours on end. Rating: - Very cuteThis was for my granddaughter and she loved it. She is at the upper range in age so she may outgrow it before it falls apart. She enjoys the talking mechanism and because she is bilingual she is more comfortable with it. |
