The toy kitchen AKA climbing frame/car wash.
Basically just doing anything with the bloody thing apart from actually cooking on it.
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Not cooking in the kitchen. Playing with everything that is not a toy. Eating everywhere except at the table. It’s all in a day’s work, right?
Haha, boys! What can you do?! Love that they climb on it.
ha ha that is sooooo funny! my two played with their toy kitchen so well in the early days and now it is like they cook anything but the toy food! x
BUT it is a very cute car wash! :)
Hehe – monkeys!
So true. We have an ikea play kitchen and currently the sink is filled with three odd socks, some plastic peppa pig keys, a wooden cupcake and a first birthday card. ;)
Ha ha – just like my boys. When I read your title, I thought you meant you were on kitchen strike as a little tender after the birthday party yesterday :) x
Oh that’s awesome!! My son was that way – and I bought one of those little plastic bubble cars for my nephew, you know, Flintstone’s type? And my sister sent me a video, he was climbing all over it and sliding down it and doing everything except sitting in the driver seat and driving himself around! :) I love little boys!
Great imaginations :)
I love this!!!! That’s what a kitchen in my house would be doing. Everything is a car garage for Bubas McQueen cars. We have been looking everywhere for the sheriff !!! Jealous. Have a lot of the others. Boys will be boys! I love your post! They are cute climbing on top of it like that. Little explores! Great ordinary moment!
I’m pretty impressed they can get up there :) It’s amazing the places small people can get to isn’t it… *realises has temporarily lost own chid but finds it in the bin* :) x
Thats a very cool kitchen, but clearly its an even better anything else but a kitchen!!! x
Haha! Little terrors! Gotta love the ingenuity of it though :)
Oh I love it! Fried cars for breakfast anyone?!
The picture of them standing on the kitchen really made me giggle!
I’ve put off buying O a kitchen for this very reason. He only wants to throw or kick things, so thinking i’ll save my money and buy a big bag of balloons instead! x
Brilliant! I’m glad it’s not just my kids that do this sort of thing. x
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