Play Food - Soup Set with Bowls

When it’s cold outside, nothing beats a good homemade soup. This lovely set is packed with veggies for extra flavourful pretend soup. Imaginative play helps your child practise everyday skills and learn about bowls and different vegetables along the way.
Includes:
Soup tureen with ladle (15 cm)
2 bowls
2 spoons
3 carrot crinkles
3 pieces of celery
3 onion wedges
2 pieces of red potato
2 pieces of tomato
Soup noodles
- all made of plastic.

This activity stimulates important skills which support your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Gives your child plenty of opportunities to unleash their imagination.
• Helps your child improve their fine motor skills.
• Great for group role play, where children get to practise finding their own place in the game and not always being in charge.

Suitable for ages 2 yrs. to 3 yrs.

Toy food is fantastic for role play, which inspires your child to copy real-life scenarios such as cooking, shopping, or going to a café. Talk about where food comes from, when we typically eat it, and where it goes after we swallow it. This helps expand your child’s vocabulary and knowledge.

Through role playing, your child can gain experience with boundaries, rules, and opportunities for identity formation and social interaction. When children play together with play food, they practise how to compromise, take turns, cooperate, and communicate. You can also expand your child's play opportunities by playing grocery store, maybe with little homemade signs with prices. That way, you can learn about both words and numbers, and your child can strengthen their math skills and their manners through role play.

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