Speedy Monkey Kitchen Party: FSC wood play kitchen, 35 inches tall, 20 accessories — the cooperative role play centrepiece

Most role play toys are for one. The Kitchen Party is for everyone at once. One child works the stovetop, another loads the oven, a third studies the menu and takes orders. The 20 colorful accessories included — stovetop, oven, sink, alarm clock, cups, saucer, plates, menus, and more — don't just fill a scene: they distribute roles, invite collaboration, and turn a solo play session into a full restaurant scenario that evolves every time. At 35 inches tall (88.9 cm), the Kitchen Party stands at the right height for children from age 3 to work at it in a natural upright posture — no stooping, no improvising. Built in FSC-certified wood with non-toxic paints, certified to ASTM F963 and California Prop 65.

• 20 colorful wooden accessories included: stovetop, oven, sink, alarm clock, cups, saucer, plates, menus and more — a complete kitchen setup without additional purchases
• 35-inch height (88.9 cm): designed for children from age 3 to stand and play comfortably at the right level, replicating the adult kitchen posture naturally
• Natural cooperative play structure: the multiple dedicated stations (cooking, washing, serving) naturally accommodate several players — each takes a role, the game organises itself
• FSC-certified wood + non-toxic child-safe paints: manufactured by a certified FSC partner, meeting ASTM F963, California Prop 65, and international toy safety standards
• Develops imagination, fine motor skills and social play: every kitchen session involves planning, language, negotiation and creativity without any screen involvement
• Pairs with the Dining Set SP3002: extend the play scenario from the kitchen to the table with the separately sold Speedy Monkey dining companion
• Care: wash accessories thoroughly before first use; clean only with a damp cloth — no detergent
• Dimensions: L 22 × W 11 × H 35 in | Weight: 18.15 lbs

At 20 accessories and 35 inches tall, the Kitchen Party isn't a supporting prop — it's the centrepiece. It changes the character of a playroom: once it's there, children organise around it, invent reasons to come back, and build increasingly elaborate scenarios with every session.