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    I need recommendations for sellers on Etsy who do felt food! I've been looking, but it's really hard to tell the quality from the pictures alone, so I'd love to hear from people who bought and are happy (or unhappy) with purchases.

    Also, I'm not sure if I should go felt or needle felt. Needle felt seems to recommend her being like 3 or 4 years old, but I'm not sure why. She's 15 months now and this will be for Christmas! Thanks in advance!!

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    No recommendations from Etsy, but is there an Ikea near you? Ours had tons of felt food and last time we were there, my 19 mo DD spent about 20 minutes playing with it. It was really inexpensive and looked to be decent quality.
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    I just looked at those and they are super cute!! Thanks so much for the suggestion!

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    We have some Ikea felt food and it's great but I LOVE (love, love) our HABA Biofino play food. We have both of these sets.
    http://www.moolka.com/jzv/prod/14465...E9aGFiYStmb29k

    http://www.moolka.com/jzv/prod/14417...E9aGFiYStmb29k

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    While they are slowly moving away from Etsy to their own site, I really love the felt food from this seller: http://www.etsy.com/shop/PixiekidsToys

    Very good quality and a great variety. You can also follow them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PixiekidsToys?sk=info

    We are part of their food of the month club and it has been fun getting a little surprise in the mail every month. I think the food of the month club is only offered through their Facebook page.

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    i also love the haba biofino cloth food!!!! we have these:
    http://www.moolka.com/jzv/prod/22559...E9YmlvZmlubw==

    http://www.moolka.com/jzv/prod/22528...E9YmlvZmlubw==

    http://www.moolka.com/jzv/prod/25520...E9YmlvZmlubw==

    i'd love more...it's just so cute (and squishy) it's not technically "felt" food, but the quality is great and it's very adorable.

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    GREAT!!! Thank y'all SOOO much!! Do you like the Biofino food as much as Etsy food? Here's what I'm thinking so far:

    Ikea Fruit and Veggie Baskets
    Biofino sweet pastries, chicken, hamburger or sandwich, and maybe petit fours (are these too much of a choking hazard for a 17 month old?)
    Etsy milk jug, butter, eggs, breakfast set (pancakes with syrup, butter, bananas, strawberries, whipped cream, bacon, sausage, and eggs), sliced fruit, corn, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and Christmas cookies (because they are so darn cute!!!) I'd also like some hot chocolate but the ones I like the best aren't available until after Christmas

    Am I going way overboard?

    Do you have any suggestions for plates/cups/cookware?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AKMom View Post
    GREAT!!! Thank y'all SOOO much!! Do you like the Biofino food as much as Etsy food? Here's what I'm thinking so far:

    Ikea Fruit and Veggie Baskets
    Biofino sweet pastries, chicken, hamburger or sandwich, and maybe petit fours (are these too much of a choking hazard for a 17 month old?)
    Etsy milk jug, butter, eggs, breakfast set (pancakes with syrup, butter, bananas, strawberries, whipped cream, bacon, sausage, and eggs), sliced fruit, corn, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and Christmas cookies (because they are so darn cute!!!) I'd also like some hot chocolate but the ones I like the best aren't available until after Christmas

    Am I going way overboard?

    Do you have any suggestions for plates/cups/cookware?
    That does seem like alot. I have found less is more with playfood. Saying that- link for the christmas cookies please

    Ikea has some nice plates/cups/cookware.
    "Someday, I am going to go to bed without toys on the floor and sippys in my sink. Things will stay where I put them and I can have nice, fragile items on display. But when I do, I will look around with a wistfullness in my heart and miss the days where vibrant imaginations ran wild and there was evidence of life happening around me all the time!"

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