Fisher Price Laugh and Learn 2-in-1 Learning Kitchen

We're very happy with this kitchen. It has so many options, songs and activities. Both of my kids (almost a 3 yo + 8 months baby) love it. I would say, it's very entertaining for kids starting from 6 months but no more than 3 years old. It's not very high but it's clear from the picture. My 3 yo needs to band on her knees to play with it.Don't expect the fridge to be deep, it has veggies pictures inside.Also, it's pretty wide but easy to carry from one place to another one.It's also easy to mount.Summary: With all the functionalities that it embeds, it seems to me as a very good deal, very entertaining and ideal for babies 6 months up to 3 years old.

We purchased the home version of this toy for my first child and all three of my kids still love it! It is extremely durable and fun! I was so excited to find a new version to add to our home. I am so unhappy with this purchase! The fridge door is the one thing my son actually likes on this product and it will not close correctly so he gets no sound rewards for his effort (the door hangs to low to meet up with sensor). It is very frustrating for all of us! Almost all of the stickers were also starting to peel off when we opened the package. The house version also seems to have so much more activities for the kids to play with than this one. The home version is awesome and I would definitely buy that one over again but this kitchen version is just worthless!

I have the L&L Farm which was surprisingly a lot of fun and it had the 3 settings of learning, music, & "fun" sounds. This is not very interactive at all - there aren't very many sounds, the light is dim and barely noticeable, the voice/singing is super irritating and the back side of this toy is pretty much useless.I also bought the L&L home and it totally rocks... this however, I wish I hadn't bought.

Cute toy. But it's very short so they're already too tall for it less than6 months after I bought it. It's a fun little kitchen. Radio plays tunes, toast pops, light switch turns on & off light, fridge and oven open/close. I don't like that the sink has a little tunnel that "drains" but it's more just an area where toys get stuck.

My 14-month-old grandson likes this toy a lot and I expect he will continue to use it for quite some time. Easy to assemble, pretty sturdy and a good number of activities, most of which he already uses.

If you have the space in your home, this is a great toy that will keep your child occupied for quite a while; it has so many fun features, and you can select sounds, music, or words so that you can keep mixing it up and ward off boredom. My 11-month-old enjoys this toy immensely, and is learning how to turn things on and off and what "open" and "closed" mean.****Since the longevity of a toy is a big concern for parents when buying an expensive one, I thought I'd come back and add that my daughter is now 2 years old and still plays with it! Now she's much more advanced, obviously, so she can name the foods in the fridge and "feeds" her stuffed animals by bringing them to the kitchen and sticking their faces in the fridge, haha! She will sometimes put her small animals in the sink to bathe them or, sadly, also stick them in the oven. ;) Anyway, I'll say it again: This is a great toy. P.S. We haven't had to change the batteries once yet. I don't understand how that's possible, but it's the truth!

If you go to the consumer report, this toy was recalled because the parts come off easily. Look it up yourself.

We bought our daughter the Fisher Price Laugh & Learn Home when she was about 10 months old and since she still plays with it at 19 months (we definitely got our $[...] worth out of it :-), we thought we couldn't go wrong buying the Laugh & Learn Kitchen as a companion toy. Suffice it to say that we just wasted $[...]. The Kitchen is less challenging (the "living room" side basically does nothing), less interesting (there are fewer songs and commentary as the activities are being engaged) and not as well made as the Home (the refrigerator door doesn't close, the sink faucet feels like it's going to come off in the very near future). Even the woman's voice that talks and sings along with each activity speaks slower than in the Home version. If you're deciding between the two, definitely go for the Home - it's fantastic; if you're thinking about this as an additional FP Laugh & Learn toy (because some of them really are great), save your money and go for the Laugh & Learn Piggy Bank $[...] instead.