Costco kitchen-yay or nay?

[veronica]

DD is almost 2, on the average height for girls and I love the kitchen. But, now that DS is here, I imagine him playing with all of DD's toys when he grows up and am rethinking my love of the "pink retro" kitchen for him.

Should I just get a kitchen that can be boyish and girly and bypass the great deal at costco?

Anyone in the same boat?

If you did go for the Costco deal, where did you buy all of your accessories?

I am so torn. (My costco currently has 15 on hand so I can think over the decision for a few days, I hope)

[WooChx]

Kids don't care about color as much as parents do. Go with what works. I've been seeing these around eBay lately too...

Light Blue Retro Kitchen - KidKraft

http://www.onewayfurniture.com/kid-53141.html

[Tondi G]

MY 2 year old DS was very into the little $100 blue one at Target the other day. I am considering it for Christmas cause it's small.

http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/ref=br_1_3/601-6433901-0319340?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&asin=B000R05W92

They also had a ton of cute accessories for a decent price. Pots n pans, little wooden spoons and ladels, wooden food, baking set with cookie sheet and rolling pin etc.

ANYONE have this kitchen or know positive/negative things about it???

[Happy 2B mommy]

I've read that it is an absolute nightmare to put together (2 people, 2-3 hours and a million tiny, tiny screws)- BUT once it's together the parents and kids LOVE it. Small, strudy and gender neutral.