Play Food

Farmers Market Set:

Grows with your baby! Work on grasping and releasing with your new sitter and older, then transition to color sorting and labeling food items as your little one gets older. 
Functional Language: colors, food items, in, out

Melissa & Doug Fridge Food:

All the foods you would stock in your refrigerator! Label the food items and sort them as you put them where they need to go. Talk about which foods need refrigerated and which need frozen!
Functional Language: food names, refrigerator, cold, freezer, in, out

Garden Salad Set:

Encourage healthy eating for your new sitter and older. Start by practicing releasing items into the bowl, then move on to using the tongs to mix and serve with your toddler!
Functional Language: salad, mix, more, yum, eat, crunch

Condiments Set:

A great addition to your play kitchen! Increase wrist rotation by practicing turning the condiments and shakers upside down to “pour on” and “season” your pretend food. Talk about what the flavors taste like in real life!
Functional Language: more, dump, shake, ketchup, mustard, salt, pepper

Wooden Food Groups Set:

Perfect for toddlers to start learning and talking about healthy eating and balanced meals. Use play food to cook in the play kitchen, label food items, and sort them, too.
Functional Language: food items, protein, carb, fat, cook, eat, more, yum

Pasta Play Food Set:

Have fun making pasta with your little one while you work on following directions, sequencing, language development, and motor skills. 
Functional Language: pasta, eat, yum, stir, cook, drain, in, out

Counting Cans:

An amazing and functional play set with so many different motor, cognitive, and language opportunities! Work on counting, sorting, matching, fine motor strength and coordination as you help your little one find and organize the food items. Great for 3+ years.
Functional Language: in, out, open, close, food items, numbers

Cutting Food Set:

Practice using two hands and develop functional motor skills with this wooden knife cutting set. Great for matching as you reconstruct the food pieces.
Functional Language: cut, slice, knife, food items, in, out, together, apart

Slice & Stack Sandwich Counter:

Practice cutting, stacking, using tongs, sequencing, and following directions with this sandwich set. Your toddler will love constructing the perfect sandwich for you during pretend play. 
Functional Language: sandwich, meat, cheese, more, food, stack, “I want…”

Wooden Eggs in Carton:

Tap, crack, and open these pretend eggs with your little one. Perfect for new sitters and older to develop bilateral coordination skills.
Functional Language: egg, tap, crack, open, drop, more, in, out

Wooden Pizza Set:

Have your little one take your pizza order, then sit back and watch them work on sequencing as they make, construct, and serve your pizza! Then trade places and take their pizza order.
Functional Language: pizza, more, cheese, pepperoni, veggies, cut, slice, serve, my/your turn

Snap & Learn Fruit Shapers:

Practice finding matching fruit halves, pushing them together, and pulling them apart again. Introduce around 12 months to start working on dropping the fruit into the storage container. You can use as play food, too. This toy will grow with your little one!
Functional Language: fruit items, colors, shapes, together, apart, push, pull, “Can you find the…?”