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Check out our suggestions for great toys and products for preschoolers 3-5 years old and younger kids 5-8 years old.

Kitchen for Xmas, Have I left it too late?

tiggywinkle View Member Profile	12/12/2012, 02:14 PM Post #1
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The penny dropped today that I should have bought this a bit earlier... Big W are sold out, step 2 etc are pretty pricey, not that keen on the ikea one- anyone seen any other nice ones in stock? Staying around $200 or better would be good! TIA

oomps View Member Profile	12/12/2012, 02:17 PM Post #2
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Have you got a kids central or ELC toy shop near you? I got one from there for $125. They have a few different options at different prices.

Rowena View Member Profile	12/12/2012, 02:53 PM Post #3
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www.oo.com.au has several Kidcraft Kitchens for $200 and less, but I'd recommend giving them a call to make sure they can deliver before Christmas! Rowena

anikal View Member Profile	12/12/2012, 03:05 PM Post #4
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I'll second the Kidskraft kitchen from oo.com.au . I ordered it 10.30pm monday night and received it today - wednesday lunchtime. Absolutely brilliant service from them. And I think today they have half price shipping. Good luck.

tiggywinkle View Member Profile	14/12/2012, 12:15 AM Post #5
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Thanks everyone for your replies. I managed to get an elc one today (on sale for $100!) I was v tempted by the kidkraft ones, but decided plastic was better as it will be kept outside, and DD is only 2 and still likes to incorporate garden elements in her cooking thanks again.

lazycow View Member Profile	14/12/2012, 12:26 AM Post #6
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I was going to suggest THIS....But just read your update....

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