Playtime by Eimmie 18 Inch Doll Furniture Bakery Set - Wooden Playset with Baking Accessories, Fits American, Generation, My Life & Similar 14”-18” Dolls

This is a sturdy desk for my granddaughter’s American Girl doll. It fits well for that size of doll. It can store little accessories for the doll. I think it functions well and is a good value for the money. It’s very cute, too! She loves it!

Very cute toy. Everything is wooden and good quality. The toy was easy to put together but did take about 15 min. It does coke with all the screws but you will need a very tiny screwdriver.

I am not going to lie, this thing was a nightmare to put together. It took hours. Be prepared for frustration and head scratching. That beings said, it was totally worth it! My 8 year old has been asking for the American Girl gourmet kitchen, but I could not justify spending $250 on a toy she’ll grow out of.I got this one for her birthday and she LOVES it! This set will last years. I was surprised by the quality of the materials. This set is solid wood, even the accessories. And it comes with a ton of fun accessories.In my opinion, This little kitchen is waaay better than the AG kitchen as far as quality of the accessories, the solid wood kitchen itself, and bang for your buck.The color palette isn’t spectacular, but this is something that I could easily take apart and paint for her if she wants to update it.All the parts came undamaged and it included a few extra screws. My only complaint was that the knobs on the pantry door couldn’t be tightened all the way because the holes were too small. Other than that, I would definitely recommend this product if you have the patience to camp out for fours hours and put it together.

It comes with tiny screws which were hard to place. Would also have liked a couple extras because if you drop one, good luck finding. Once together, it is solid and very cute. Just have patience putting together

This was a true winner at Christmas! The layout of direrctions when first looked had me frazzled, seeing was only pictures but everything is labled so perfect, don't see how could mess up. Every piece had a label, and the directions took one piece of furniture at a time to assemble. Very sturdy, the school supplies were a big hit as was the backpacks. I was nervous looking at price and afraid was going to be flimsy board but could not be further from the truth. They were thrilled with it and it is one of their go to toys even month later. So glad i stumbled on the ad. Would recommend the Eimmie classroom to everyone, and if this is a sample of their toys, will definitly be back to explore their other products.

This is an amazing kitchen set. I’m not going to lie- my daughter picked it out with an Amazon gift card she got for Christmas so I didn’t pay much attention to the description and I did not realize that it was wooden and would need put together. When the box arrived, I immediately realized it would need put together and dreaded it. We’ve bought wooden Barbie-sized houses before and they took FOREVER to put together and there were a million pieces. This kitchen set was easy to put together, all the pieces were adequately labeled, and all the pieces were there. It was still not a quick process, but it was much easier than any other piece I’ve had to put together before. From my daughter’s perspective, she loves playing with all the food and accessories that came with this set. It is so much more than we initially realized! She loves it and she loves that her dolls have so many options in the kitchen.

Get out the glue and some wood clamps! Oh, and all the patience you can muster. This little set is cute but very cheap quality and poor manufacturing. Some of the pieces are wood (legs, desktop surface) but some pieces are definitely not “wood,” not even MDF, but some type of garbage pressed board. Total PITA ass to assemble, and this is coming from someone who is relatively handy with most anything. I certainly would never usually have trouble with a little task such as this. I haBe been tested!!This thing is made of subpar materials and it’s quite obvious that they did their best cut manufacturing costs wherever they could. The crap pressed material is so soft that when you (following directions) attempt to screw into it by way of a pilot hole in a harder actual wood piece, it causes the pressed crap to crack and split. I had this happen in three separate pieces, and from only gentle pressure with a screwdriver and before the screw was even 3/4 of the way flush. Wood splits happen. Typically from over-tightening but this was just ridiculous. When removing the screw to assess the damage, a fine powder, much like what I use to powder my nose, fell out. The material is so soft that, even if it doesn’t crack and split during assembly, there is absolutely no way it will hold up to even an hour of playtime. I doubt it could even hold the weight of an American Girl Doll through the day.I spent the next couple of hours gluing and clamping the cracked pieces together and drilling out the existing pilot holes, in order to prevent any more cracks in the remaining pieces. If I was doubting the material before gluing, I definitely wasn’t after. When using wood glue on this material, it almost instantly begins to swell and bulge for the moisture in the glue, very similar to cardboard. It’s like the crappiest version of reject MDF that you could imagine. All of the paint around the edges that were glued also bubbled up. It is in the garbage now. What a waste of time and brain cells and whatever garbage they used to source this crap material from. I’m not even sure what I paid for it, but even $2 would have been to much. Don’t bother.