Your tiny chef will have a blast cooking up masterpieces in this deluxe play refrigerator made from smooth rubber wood packed with fun surprises. This fridge comes stocked with wooden eggs, ice cream cones, a milk bottle and a functional, button-operated ice cube dispenser. Ages 3 and up 14.17" x 13.39" x 39.76" 34.67 lb. Assembly required Includes fridge, ice cubes, three ice cream cones, three eggs with stand, one milk bottle and two magnets Rubber wood Spot clean Imported

Using a children's fridge in a Montessori home, plus healthy snack ideas for young kids

Lately, my daughter has been more into Real Kitchen Stuff. Wanting to help wash, peel, and cut fruits and veggies. Stirring and pouring. Wearing her little apron. Sweeping and cleaning spills. And standing inside the refrigerator, door open, scanning for snacks. So I figured it was time for a fully-functional toddler kitchen.

Step by step instructions on how I renovated, modified & stocked our kitchen to make it completely functional (& cute) for our little one!

This morning I was cleaning and restocking our toddler fridge and thought it would be fun to take a few pictures of what is in the fridge and how Otto uses it. All three of my children use the fridge but as Otto is the only one that can't reach the main fridge, he uses this fridge the most! Let's take a look. In our toddler fridge we always have: water in a large dispenser sliced fruit and/or vegetables yoghurt a few pieces of (whole) fruit in the bottom, usually apples or oranges dip…

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Lately, my daughter has been more into Real Kitchen Stuff. Wanting to help wash, peel, and cut fruits and veggies. Stirring and pouring. Wearing her little apron. Sweeping and cleaning spills. And standing inside the refrigerator, door open, scanning for snacks. So I figured it was time for a fully-functional toddler kitchen.