Collection
DUKTIG
5% discount with IKEA Family
5% discount with IKEA Family
Key features
Fresh vegetables every day. What a luxury! Wondering what little chefs can create using what’s in the vegetable box? Maybe it will be a colorful salad or a savory ratatouille? Yummy.
Helps the child develop fine motor skills and hand/eye co-ordination.
Encourages role play which helps children to develop social skills by imitating grown-ups and inventing their own roles.
Designer
A Huldén/S Dahlman
Good to know
Includes: 1 vegetable box with 2 mushrooms, 2 tomatoes, 1 onion, 1 leek, 1 cucumber, 1 bundle of carrots, 1 head of lettuce and 4 salad leaves.
Recommended for children 3 years and older.
Safer play
Children are the most important people in the world. That's why their safety is always our highest priority. By performing risk assessments and adhering to the strictest safety standards, we minimize most known risks. But we're not content stopping there. We also insist that all our toys undergo and pass tough tests. We do all this so you can trust that our play furniture is stable and our toys for babies do not contain small parts, long strings or sharp edges. That we only use safe materials goes without saying.
Package size & weight
Do you take it home? Make sure it fits in your vehicle.
| Length: | 9 " |
| Width: | 7 ½ " |
| Height: | 4 " |
| Weight Gross: | 5 oz |
| Weight Net: | 4 oz |
| Volume per package: | 0.15 cu.ft |
Materials
Filling:
Polyester fiber fill
Fabric:
100 % polyester
Care instructions
Machine wash, warm, durable-press cycle.
Do not bleach.
Tumble dry, low, normal cycle.
Do not iron.
Do not dry clean.
Environment
Product possible to recycle or use for energy recovery, if available in your community.
Ideas & inspiration
How to encourage play in the children’s room
The way toys are stored makes a big difference in how much playtime they get. It’s simply more inspiring for kids to have them in clear sight in easy-reach storage – which also makes tidying easier. But everything doesn’t always have to be cleared away. Why not leave a few creative spaces where playtime can continue whenever they want?
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