NEW ECR4Kids Play Kitchen Refrigerator, Wooden Playset, Natural

• Kitchen Playset: Organizing food and snacks has never been more fun with the wooden refrigerator designed to inspire imagination during pretend play in a classroom or playroom
• Durable Finish: A clear lacquer is applied using a multi-step process highlighting the natural features and grain of the wood making each piece truly unique; designed to withstand daily wear and tear
• Anti-Tip: Contains a heavy-duty HANGMAN Furniture Anti-Tip Kit featuring all-steel components; when properly installed using the attached instructions, prevents furniture tip-overs
• Certified Safe: Institutional quality wooden play kitchen is GREENGUARD [GOLD] Certified for low VOCs, TSCA and CPSIA compliant; cut-out handles allow adults to pick up and transport
• Product Dimensions: Assembled fridge measures 20" W x 14.9" D x 35.5" H; the kitchen refrigerator is easy to assemble, adult assembly required

From the manufacturer

Developmental Benefits

Creativity & Role Play Pretend play gets kids engaged in storytelling as they act out new scenarios and communicate what is going on. Designed with realistic elements and interactive features, this all-in-one play kitchen has everything you need to encourage creativity and language skills though role play.	Language Skills Aspiring chefs will expand their vocabulary as learn new words like “stir,” and “bake”. They will also learn the name of different foods and how to create their favorite dishes. While acting out made up scenarios, little ones will also have to react and build off of what the other person said or did.	Social & Emotional Development This multi-featured play kitchen is capable of entertaining multiple children at time. Little chefs with strengthen their social and team work skills! With a play kitchen, children are naturally inclined to distribute roles to one another that will reward them with the completion of the task of cooking an imaginary dinner together.	Critical Thinking It's only natural to run into problems while playing, like having trouble closing the microwave door when too many items are placed inside or trying to swivel the faucet over a full sink of dirty dishes. These scenarios allows children to think through problems and craft creative solutions.