Pretend play has been a constant in our house for more than five years now. My girls have both loved imaginative play as toddlers and preschoolers. A big part of this has been kitchen/home corner play and one of my favourite sources of pretend play food is Etsy. I just love the unique, handmade play food you find there, with a huge range of gorgeous felt, wooden and woollen options. Here are some of my favourites…
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Felt Vegetable Set :: Mummy Made It Me
Crochet Fruit & Vegie Set :: Rainbow Happiness
Felt Vegetables in Shopping Bag :: Plush Joy
Felt Sandwich Set :: Crash Course Craft
Felt Breakfast Set :: BB Handcrafts
Felt Sandwich Set :: Orange Blossoms
Wooden Chocolate Frosted Brownies :: House Mountain Natural
Felt Apple Pie Set :: Carmen Creatives
Felt Donut Set :: Divine Felt Studio
Felt Gingerbread Man Sweet Tea Set :: Burnt Gingerbread Creations
Australian Biscuits & Cakes Set :: Wombats Picnic
Wooden Milk & Cookies Set :: House Mountain Natural
Felt Macaroons :: Tomomo Homemade
Felt Pancakes Set :: Little Green Market
Princess Tea Party Cake :: One and Only
Crochet Ice Cream Set :: Little Millamoo
Felt Hawaiian Pizza :: Decocarin
Chicken Dinner Felt Set :: I Felt Hungry
Felt Asian Noodle Soup :: Eva Lauryn
Felt Sushi Set :: On a Small Scale
Crochet Cheeseburger and Chips :: Creative Dragonfly
Felt Chicken Drumsticks :: Felt Food Truck
Felt Camping Cookout :: Live Dream Create
Be sure to read each listing before purchase to be clear about which items pictured are included in the listing. Some of these sets contain small pieces so please consider the developmental stage and age of your child before any purchase.
Do your children like pretend play?
Christie Burnett is an early childhood teacher, presenter, writer and the editor of Childhood 101. More importantly, she is a Mum who believes wholeheartedly in the value of children learning through play, the importance of quality early education, and the togetherness of family.
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