John Lewis Wooden Play Kitchen

Improves gross motor skills like balance and coordination

Inspires imaginative play and allows storytelling skills to flourish

Builds early knowledge of numbers, shapes and colour recognition

Different textures and surfaces help develop sensory perception

There's always time for a bit of cooking, especially if you get to eat something afterwards!*

Not too big that it takes over the entire room, but big enough for them to play alongside whoever's cooking in the kitchen, it's a great way to introduce your little one to some basic food prep.

Featuring an oven big enough for pies and a hob just perfect for stewing on, you'll find everything you need to cater for the family. So, what's on the menu for tonight? Will it be a bit of Coq au Vin, Spaghetti Carbonara or dinosaur stew? Whatever chef orders!

And yes, there's a sink. Because you're not getting out of washing up that easily...

*We don't recommend actually eating anything cooked using this oven; food will either be inedible and plastic-y or taste like wood depending on the ingredients used. Why not try Waitrose if you're really that hungry!?