Invite young helpers into everyday kitchen routines with a child-sized collection of measuring, mixing, spreading and food-preparation tools. From a warm natural-wood starter set to expanded green kitchen kits, the four configurations create opportunities for supervised practical-life learning and shared family time.
Why Families Love It
- Four separate set sizes: natural-wood 10-piece set or expanded green 17-, 18- and 20-piece configurations.
- Illustrated tools include cutting boards, whisks, peelers, small knives, cutters, measuring spoons and other accessories, depending on variant.
- Mixed-material construction combines wood and child-sized plastic implements; selected cutters and sieve include metal parts.
- The green 20-piece option includes a fabric apron and extra colorful utensils.
- Useful for adult-led cooking tasks, hand skills, following simple sequences and everyday independence practice.
Size & Dimensions
- 20-piece Green Set — apron: 63 × 46 cm; wooden chopping board: 24 × 17 cm.
- 20-piece set — large/medium white-green knives: 27.5 × 5.5 cm and 24.5 × 5 cm; green short utensil: 19.5 × 3 cm.
- 20-piece set — whisk: 23.5 × 7 cm; strainer: 26 × 10 cm; rolling pin: 22.5 cm long × 4.5 cm diameter.
- 20-piece set — green peeler: 13 × 8 cm; comb-like cutter: 11 × 10 cm; small wooden knife: 19 × 4 cm.
- 20-piece set — measuring spoon fan: 15 × 14 cm overall; plastic scraping cards: 11.5 × 8 cm and 10.5 × 7 cm.
- 20-piece set — wooden shape cutters: approximately 10 × 9 cm each; metal cutters in holders: approximately 5 × 4.5 cm; bear-shaped accessory: 10 × 10 cm.
- 20-piece set — mini animal forks: examples shown at 6.5 × 2 cm and 3.5 × 2 cm.
Materials & Finish
Natural wood and bamboo-toned board/utensil components, green and white plastic cutting and measuring implements, some metal cutter/sieve elements, and a fabric apron in the 20-piece configuration. Exact wood species, alloy grades and food-contact certifications are not documented in the images.
What Is Included / Choose Your Style
Four variant choices: 10-Piece Natural Wood Starter, 17-Piece Green Tools, 18-Piece Green Tools and 20-Piece Green Set + Apron. Accessories differ by configuration; component measurements on index 135 are specific to the illustrated 20-piece green set.
How to Use – A Caregiver Activity Guide
- Start with washing hands and arranging only the tools selected for today’s task. An adult remains beside the child for the entire activity.
- Use a measuring spoon for dry ingredients, a whisk for mixing or the board for an adult-selected soft ingredient.
- Demonstrate the correct grip and tool motion slowly, then invite the child to try with hands-on guidance.
- Ask the child to follow a two- or three-step routine: select the tool, use it together, then return it to the work area.
- Finish by cleaning and organizing the tools together. Inspect all tools before every use and keep any metal or cutting edge under direct adult control.
Care & Supervision
Wash and dry utensils using care appropriate to their materials; do not soak wooden components, place them in a dishwasher without confirmed care instructions or use abrasive cleaners. Inspect tools, particularly cutting or metal parts, before each session. Adult supervision is mandatory during any real-food preparation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the four options?
The 10-piece starter focuses on natural-wood tools; the 17-, 18- and 20-piece versions are larger green-themed assortments with different included implements. The fabric apron appears in the 20-piece option.
Does every set include an apron?
No. The pictured apron belongs to the 20-piece Green Set. Check the selected variant name before purchase.
What size is the cutting board?
The green 20-piece specification image shows a 24 × 17 cm board. Dimensions for the separate wooden 10-piece board are not stated.
Are these only pretend-play tools?
They support pretend and practical-life kitchen activities. If using them with real ingredients, a supervising adult must select age-appropriate tasks and directly handle any sharp components.
Can children safely use the knives alone?
No. Cutting edges, metal inserts and food-prep tasks require continuous adult supervision. The set should not be described as risk-free.
Does it support Montessori practical-life learning?
It is suitable for Montessori-inspired routines such as spooning, mixing, measuring, sequencing and caring for tools with a caregiver.
Can caregivers adapt the activity for different abilities?
Yes. Offer one tool, model a movement, use non-cutting activities first and gradually add steps based on the learner’s comfort and coordination.
How should I care for the cooking tools?
Clean each tool according to its material, dry wooden pieces promptly and inspect cutting edges before use. Direct adult supervision is essential during food-preparation activities.
