Child playing with the My First Sensory Kitchen, water running from the tap into the sink
Child washing strawberries, tasting from a spoon and rinsing greens at the sensory kitchen sink
A real kitchen for real little helpers: child washing produce at the working sink
Fresh water in, used water out: diagram of the clean-water tank and separate wastewater tank
Clear 5L clean-water tank with working tap and dish drying rack above the sink
Sink filled with water, colander and dishes ready for washing
Child opening the lower cabinet to empty the separate 6L wastewater tank
My First Sensory Kitchen dimensions 33.82 x 29.92 x 16.54 inches, 20 inch counter, ages 3+
White and natural wood sensory kitchen styled in a modern family living room
Tools for the whole routine: tanks, colander, cutting board, plates and storage basket
Real tasks grow with their skills: wash, cut and prep at the sensory kitchen
A place for everything: upper hooks, shelf, side waste bin, organizer and two-tier cabinet
One routine, one reset: before and after tidying the sensory kitchen
Front view of the My First Sensory Kitchen with cabinet doors and storage basket open
New ArrivalsFlagshipAge 3+Montessori Inspired

Giant Bean® My First Sensory Kitchen

A Working Water Kitchen for Real Little Helpers. Wash. Prep. Tidy. Repeat.

$269.99
  • Working water, separate tanks — Clean water flows from the upper tank into a draining sink. Used water collects below instead of recirculating.
  • A complete real-life routine — Rinse produce, prepare soft foods, set out plates, dry dishes, wipe the counter, and put everything away.
  • Storage built into every zone — Upper shelf and hooks, side hooks and bin, three-section organizer, woven basket, and two-tier cabinet.
  • Tasks that grow with their skills — Begin with pouring and washing, then add snack prep, dish care, and cleanup.
  • Made to live in your home — Natural wood tones, clean white surfaces, and a colorful backsplash.

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Why We Love It

Most play kitchens ask children to imagine the water. This one lets them use it — turning everyday washing, food prep, and cleanup into hands-on discovery.

  1. Real water, separate tanks

    Fill the clean-water tank, turn the tap, and wash produce or dishes in a sink that really drains. Used water flows into a separate wastewater tank below, keeping it out of the clean-water supply. When finished, release the wastewater for emptying, wipe the counter, and reset.

  2. From prep to cleanup

    A produce colander, wooden knife, and cutting board bring simple food preparation to life. A sink drying rack, three plates, and a cleaning cloth complete the routine — washing, preparing, drying, and tidying up.

  3. A place for everything

    Upper hooks and a shelf keep tools within reach, while side hooks and a waste bin support cleanup. A three-section organizer, woven basket, and two-tier cabinet help children sort dishes, towels, snacks, and play essentials — making putting things away part of the activity.

  4. At home in your home

    Natural wood tones, clean white surfaces, and a colorful geometric backsplash create a calm, modern look that fits comfortably into shared living spaces.

  5. Little routines, growing skills

    Start with pouring and washing. Add snack prep, dish care, and putting everything away as skills grow — giving children more ways to take part in everyday life.

Skills It Supports
Fine Motor Skills
Fine Motor Skills
Sensory Exploration
Sensory Exploration
Hand–Eye Coordination
Hand–Eye Coordination
Focus & Independent Play
Focus & Independent Play
Practical Life
Practical Life
Order & Responsibility
Order & Responsibility
Details

What's in the Box

  • WATER SYSTEM
    1 × 5L Clean-water tank with working tap
    1 × Sink with drain
    1 × 6L Separate wastewater tank with drain outlet
  • PREP AND CLEAN ACCESSORIES
    1 × Produce colander
    1 × Wooden knife
    1 × Cutting board
    1 × Sink drying rack
    3 × Plates
    1 × Cleaning cloth
  • STORAGE
    Upper shelf and hooks
    1 × Side waste bin
    1 × Three-section organizer
    1 × Woven basket
  • Instruction manual and assembly hardware

Tech Specs

  • Dimensions: W 29.92 H 33.82 × D 16.54 in(76 × 85.9 × 42 cm)
  • Weight: 19.5 lb (8.85 kg)
  • Recommended Age: 3 years +
  • Materials: Made with high-quality plywood, MDF, pine wood, and beechwood

Safe & Assembly

  • Certifications: Meets ASTM, EN71, and CPSC safety standards. Tested for stability, material safety, and small-parts compliance.
  • Material Safety: All paints and finishes are non-toxic and child-safe. No sharp edges. No small parts on the main structure.
  • Water Play: Use with adult supervision. Follow the final age recommendation and operating instructions on the packaging. Do not use hot water or harsh cleaning products
  • After Use: Empty the wastewater tank after play. Wipe spills promptly. Allow the sink, tanks, cloth, and accessories to dry before storage.
  • Routine Checks: Inspect connections and hardware regularly. Stop use if a part is damaged or loose.
  • Assembly: Adult assembly required. 30–40 minutes. One person can handle the assembly but Two people will make it easier and quicker.

Real Ingredients, Little Creations

With real water and simple ingredients, pretend play can become something they can wash, prepare, and proudly share.

Made Together, Shared with Love

A little snack becomes a lovely moment together—one child prepares, someone special is invited, and everyone gets to share.

  • Grow-with-me design philosophy
  • Heirloom-quality solid wood
  • Non-toxic & earth-conscious materials
  • 30-day happiness guarantee

A Little Routine, All Their Own

Wiping the counter and putting things back can become part of the play—and a chance to practice caring for their own space.

Thoughtfully Made for Little Hands

Designed with children’s everyday play in mind, with materials and details chosen for the moments families share.

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