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Isn't it too early for kitchen play? Now that he is 8 months old, everything in the house is a toy. He opens doors, takes things out, taps on things, and moves what he holds around. At first, I thought kitchen play furniture would only be needed when he gets a little older to pretend to cook and engage in role-playing, but kitchen play has already begun with the exploration of touching and moving things directly. Opening and closing doors, turning handles, putting props in and taking them out... He also quietly watches Mom and Dad perform these actions. These small repetitions serve as practice for using his hands, and since it is at a height that is good for holding onto and standing, it might even be helping with gross motor development... So, the Shiz Shiz kitchen play set currently sitting in a corner of the living room is less of a cooking space and more of a small playground where he can touch things to his heart's content and explore his curiosity. When he gets a little older, this small playground where he touches and takes things out will become a space for role-playing with Mom and Dad, and where Gru's own imagination is added. "Isn't the 'Seeziseez' kitchen play set a bit too early?" Setting up a space for curiosity to grow from the very beginning of that time! 🍞🍴🍳🤎 #ParentingIsAllAboutTheRightGear #육아템 #주방놀이 #주방템 #아기장난감 #아기가있는집 #아기와함께사는집 #거실인테리어 #거실꾸미기 #시즈시즈 #아기가구 #유아가구