A mixer, a stove, pots and a table set for guests. Breakfast comes first, then cake, then soup made of everything they found in the market.
Shelves full of fruit and vegetables, a scale, a till and little baskets. The kids put on yellow vests, take turns as shopkeeper and customer — and learn to count.
Their own café under a striped awning: cakes on a stand, little cups and fox chairs for guests. They will take your coffee order more seriously than we do.
A waiting room full of patients, a doctor bag, a chart for every animal and an armchair for whoever is next.
A green yard behind a white picket fence, wooden tools, a little workbench and plenty of jobs for small hands.
Tons of soft white sand, diggers, trucks and wheelbarrows — indoors and air-conditioned, all year. Pack a spare t-shirt.
A soft corner with plush company for the smallest ones.
No booking needed for everyday play — only for birthdays and workshops.
Socks or indoor shoes, and a spare shirt because of the sand.
