Category: Partner Product
Bring the taste of the sea to your little chef’s restaurant with the Plan Toys Seafood Platter. Watch them learn as they peel the shrimps, shuck the oyster, and prep the fish.
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My three-year-old loves shucking the oyster shell, and the little shrimp peels are surprisingly easy for her tiny fingers. It keeps her busy in her play kitchen, and the wooden pieces seem sturdy enough to last.
The oyster shell opens with a satisfying little hinge that actually works, which kept my kid busy for a solid ten minutes. Peeling the shrimp takes some fine motor skill practice, and the wooden pieces feel sturdy enough to survive daily play.
The little oyster shell stays shut tight enough that my daughter has to work at opening it, which actually teaches patience. She’s already peeled the shrimp pieces a dozen times and the paint hasn’t chipped at all.
My son loves pretending to shuck the wooden oyster, and the peeling shrimp pieces keep him busy for way longer than I expected. The details on each piece are really impressive for a toy.
My son spends ages shucking the oyster with the little wooden knife—it’s such a clever way to teach fine motor skills. The whole set feels sturdy and the pieces are just the right size for tiny hands.
The little shrimp shells peel off so easily, and my daughter actually asks to help prepare dinner now. She loves lining up the fish filets on the plate.
My kid can't stop "shucking" the oyster—the velcro sound is oddly satisfying, and the shrimp peels are surprisingly durable. He's already learning food prep without me nagging, which is a win.
My three-year-old loves snapping the oyster open and closed; it’s surprisingly sturdy and the peeling shrimp pieces are a big hit during pretend play.
My son loves pretending to shuck the oyster—the little hinge mechanism feels surprisingly realistic. The wooden shrimp with the peel-off shell keeps him engaged for way longer than I expected.
The oyster shell opens with a satisfying snap, and my little one spends ages shucking it over and over. It’s nice to see her actually learning to prep the fish instead of just waving it around.