LeapFrog Choppin Fun Learning Pot

This was a gift for a 2 year old that loves to be in the kitchen. He loved it! He enjoyed putting the food items in and out of the pot and pretending to cut the vegetables in half. The wind up button that makes the water noise made him giggle and laugh. The buttons on the side are educational and engaging. This is such a cute gift and I am very happy with this purchase.

My 3 yr old grandson has one of these, and when I brought my granddaughter over to his house to play, she immediately fell in love with this toy. I had to buy her one for her 4th birthday and this became the favorite toy at her party. The crockpot talks to the kids, tells them what to put in it and counts with them and does other activities. For some reason it captivates the children and they love it. The 4 veggies it comes with, a carrot, broccoli, tomato, and corn, all come apart in pieces when the kids cut them with the knife. There is a bowl, knife, spoon, cutting board, crockpot, lid and the four veggies that each have 2-3 pieces. I would recommend for any toddler.

I got this for my 2 year old's birthday. It's been almost 6 months and she plays with it daily. I took off a star because the play food looks really fake and is halved and hollow. It also connects with plastic tabs not Velcro. She plays with her pot with a cheap set of Velcro food she likes better. The pieces that came with the pot are not really used at all.

My granddaughter loves this crock pot. Whenever her mom prepares dinner she brings her crock pot out and “cuts” the food up and turns it on. It’s the cutest thing to hear her explain how it works.

Awesome toy for toddlers to help foster an interest in cooking, learn colors, and follow directions.

This is a great toy teaching about numbers and colors etc. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is that when the unit says how many times to stir or how many items to put inside the pot, it doesn’t register the number unless you stir with a lot of strength. You have to make sure the items or number of times stirred is done with a heavy hand which is ok if your child is a little rough with their toys; otherwise it’s a bit frustrating. But we’ve learned how to use it. It’s still a great toy and the “water” in the pot just looks like water; if it were real, this thing would get moldy. So I appreciate the “pretend” water. Overall great purchase!

We got this for my one year old's birthday. It's simple and focuses on following directions and colors. It's educational without it being in your face educational. The repetitive phrases are easy to tune out and the voice isn't that annoying. Lol. I'd guess for a 4 or 5 year old it could still be fun but it might get boring once they play with it a while. Not sure. Seems like a good purchase for 1-3 year olds.

Sge loved it

Kept the little one happy for hours and hours and hours

Super cute and a fun toy for young kids who like to pretend to cook. Highly recommend

Fun for the little

Adorable for pretend play my daughter got it for Christmas and loves it

My toddler loves this. Always asking to cut and cook her veggies! Great way to practice the cutting action and develop some motor skills