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This toy is a game changer on my house. My sweet daughter always wants to help me with the dishes but sometimes that leads to dangerous objects or huge messes. She now and wash her own dishes while I do mine. Easy to assemble and easy to use. Requires two double a batteries some water and you are good to go! Tends to get messy of course so I generally lay a towel down in the kitchen, set the sink and my little one on it and good to go this keeps her busy for some time! Highly recommend!

I can’t say enough good things about this kitchen sink. We had it for a week before we even put batteries in and my daughter was already loving it. Now that the water and steam feature are working she is literally obsessed.

My child is 2 and loves this sink. It’s easy to use and is portable. The quality isn’t the greatest for the cost, but it gets the job done. The accessories help with imagination play. Giving it 4 stars because the faucet stopped working after 1 month of use.

For the price, this is amazing. My son loves to do dishes , but when there’s too much or too sharp, it’s the perfect compromise. It’s not big and bulky, easy to store. It comes with color changing dishes, and a little drying rack. We haven’t had any issues with battery life and he leaves the sink on the whole time he plays. Definitely worth it!

Super cute! The water cycles through so it doesn't "run out". My grandkids played with this for hours! Apparently doing fake dishes is fun for kids.

First the good. Kids love this toy. I won’t last forever, but long enough to justify the price. We’re on our second one. But it has an irritating design flaw.It arrives packaged in a nice box with a carrying handle. You have to remove the top cover that has the sink built into it to retrieve the faucet/pump assembly that fits under it inside the water basin that everything sits upon when assembled.The problem is that in order to store everything the same way it was to fit back inside the box with the carrying handle, you have to put the faucet switch in the ON position. It won’t fit in the OFF position. So you either have to remove the batteries (which requires a screwdriver to do) each time, or you have to forget about storing it in its handy box. What a dumb oversight!

Myn7byr old has cerebral palsy and wanted a sink he could get to while in his wheelchair. This was the cheapest fix.and he LOVES it!!!! And it's also perfect for a typical child who wants to do dishes

Hours of fun for the grand kids. They love it