Children’s Wooden Play Kitchen with Lights & Sounds — Doll Kitchen with Accessories

Bring real kitchen play to life — wooden, tactile and interactive

The Purshay Children’s Wooden Play Kitchen combines classic wooden construction with safe, simulated lights and sounds to create an immersive pretend-play experience. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, this doll kitchen includes an oven, hob with click/LED effect, sink with turning faucet (non-plumbed), storage shelves and a full pack of play accessories (pots, pans, utensils and play food) so children can cook, clean and role-play independently.

What makes this kitchen special

• Real-feel interactions: click-turn knobs, LED hob indicator and gentle sound effects (battery powered) for extra realism without risk. 

• Solid wooden build: premium MDF/ply or beech components with smooth edges and a wipe-clean finish — looks great in a playroom and lasts for years. 

• Complete accessories set: typically includes pots, pans, utensils, plates and play food — list your SKU’s exact pack contents and material (wood/plastic) on the product page. 

• Child-first design: toddler-height worktop, secure fastening, anti-topple advice and easy-to-replace batteries for the lights/sounds module.

• Great gift & classroom use: works well for home, nursery and early-years settings — multi-child play supports language, sharing and fine-motor skills.

Typical specs (confirm with your supplier before publishing)

• Recommended age: usually 3+ (confirm your SKU age guidance). 

• Materials: wooden frame (MDF/ply/beech), plastic knobs/LED module — always list supplier materials and the MSDS/safety data if claiming chemical safety. 

• Pack contents: play kitchen unit + accessory set (specify count & materials for your SKU).

Care & assembly

• Wipe clean with a damp cloth; do not submerge the electronics.

• Batteries: use the battery type listed on your SKU (show compartment screw & safety advice in images).

• Assembly: simple 20–45 minute assembly depending on model; include an illustrated instruction sheet.

Safety & compliance — publish only verified claims

• Toys with electrical functions (lights/sounds/pumps) generally fall under the electric-toys safety standard EN IEC 62115; wooden toys also must meet the EN 71 series for mechanical/chemical safety. Request the supplier’s test reports and Declaration of Conformity and only claim compliance when you hold the paperwork. 

Why parents choose it

• Solid wooden look (better perceived quality than cheap plastic), plus the sensory boost of lights/sounds — a powerful cross-sell against simpler sets. Examples of premium wooden kitchens are sold by mainstream UK retailers at higher price points, which customers expect for quality and longevity.