Can u create fake food for it to eat or do you have to constantly buy extra food? Also, can the diapers be re-used?
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Yes you can create "fake" food. Read the questions, reviews and Google it. There is TONS of advice out there.
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It says you need 90 but you can make do with a little less. It's actually kind of flexible. You can really make it as big or as small as you want. It does require quite a bit of assembly time as you have to buy rubberbands and roll each diaper individually.
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You can probably use for baby food, but they are fairly small, also you don't want to overfill. I filled mine too much at first and the expanding liquid (when it froze), popped/cracked the tops of a couple.
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Nope, we bought the Hape - Playfully Delicious - Gourmet Kitchen Starter Play Setstarter set with it and a set of metal pots and pans from IKEA and then gave our daughter some real food (canned and boxed) and she has played with it happily now for months.
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The diapers come we with inserts that you just remove and wash...u can Google tutorials of detergent to use as well as care instructions
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Sorry, don't know about diapers - that was a long time ago - but what I put in for a load full - I upend the box and go around the load twice - seems to work. I use powder because it is not perfumed and liquid is.
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it is the best play food i have ever seen. very well made, and looks so real. i have 4 grandbabies and they have all played with it under 3 with no harm. hope this helps.
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If you want to, you could buy another one and take out all of the small pieces from both sets. Just keep the small pieces and give it to them when they are a little bit older. That is way they can have their own set of food
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Dispenser only opens once per day unless you are there to reset it for each opening which I'm guessing you are not or you would just feed him yourself. Expensive option is to buy 4 of them and set each at different times.
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Sorry, I'm not sure is it food for toddlers, but I think it will be fine. It's better to ask the seller. Thanks :)
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Key word is "pretend." They are empty jars. My granddaughters pretended to pour food from the empty jars onto the plates and then pretended to feed their babies....for a short time. They quickly lost interest and returned to the a Dollar Store bottles that actually appeared to have liquids in them and some plastic groceries...including a clump of peas...I found at Big Lots!
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No diaper can be used that long. A diaper needs changed every few hours, no matter what kind of diaper it is ( aside from over night when child is sleeeping ).
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I think the only problem with this would be the fact that pee/poop could get out of the diaper, since it wouldn't cover the whole surface and be contained like a bag. I think it could work for most of the time, but I can see there could be times in which this wouldn't work and these are never fun. At the end of the day, I am not sure that each bag is that much more expensive than a diaper, so I personally wouldn't take the chance.
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Yes but it is very hard to get them in. The hole is quite small for an adult diaper and you can't fold the diaper into a burrito like you're supposed to. You have to feed an open diaper in to make it fit. If you mess your diapers then I don't think this would work well. The only way to make them fit is to put them in while they're open, so the smell will be bad with a stinky diaper.
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It is possible. This isn't a very good product anyway. It is too hard to adjust the feeding times. I don't recommend buying it.
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No. You can make up your own recipes. In face, the item comes with recipes you can use.
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The small "stainless steel" pots and pans look adorable with this kitchen. We got ours at Ikea (by far the cheapest and great quality) but any of those would do! We bought the Learning Resources Healthy Meals food sets- Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner- and those have held up great and are very realistic. My two-year olds favorite accessory however has been the Melissa and Doug cookie set- fits perfectly in the oven, and she LOVES making them for me! Also, as far as dishes, etc- I'm a big fan of the Green Toys dishes set and their tea set- both are made with safe materials that are actually food-grade, so if your daughter is anything like mine, she could even eat real food off of them :) Good luck! It's a great kitchen!