25-pc Doll Oven Playset: Creative chefs can explore engaging role-play and storytelling with the Our Generation Make & Bake stove for 46cm dolls!
Realistic Cooking Sounds: Movable knobs activate 4 fun sounds including boiling water, frying, grilling, and a 15-second timer that really counts down!
Light-Up Oven: Bottom oven lights up for kids to "cook" a range of pretend meals!
Detailed Design: features a modern-like backsplash design, 2 opening oven doors, four-burner stove, and 2 removable oven racks.
Includes: double oven, 2 oven racks, 6 pizza slices, pizza tray, full turkey, salt and pepper shakers, ladle, basting brush, slotted turner, rolling pizza slicer, fish with lemon detail, large soup pot, small pot, 2 lids, 2 pans, and a set of fried eggs.
Dimensions: measures approximately 14" (H) x 7" (W) x 6.25" (D); fully assembled. Requires 3 x AA batteries (included).
Recommended Age: Our Generation accessories make a great gift for kids ages 3+ (small parts), encouraging them to create their own unique stories. Compatible with most 46cm dolls, doll furniture, and home kitchen sets.
Little bakers and their dolls can cook up delicious fun during kitchen playtime with the Our Generation Make & Bake doll oven! This double oven is filled with electronic features for engaging role-play and storytelling. On the stove, turn each knob to activate realistic sounds like boiling water, grilling, frying, and a 15-second timer that really counts down! Plus, the bottom oven lights up when opened, so kids can "cook" bigger meals like turkey, pizza, and a range of creative recipes! Added details include a modern-like backsplash design, 2 opening oven doors, 2 removable oven racks, and 22 play food accessories for more story-filled fun. Measures about 14" (H) x 7" (W) x 6.25" (D). Fully assembled and fits in most kids' play areas. Compatible with most 46cm dolls, doll furniture, and home kitchen sets. Our Generation accessories make a great gift for kids ages 3+ (small parts), encouraging them to create their own unique stories.
