Nature Play Studio
Mud Lover - Large Kitchen Kit and Supplies
Mud Lover - Large Kitchen Kit and Supplies
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Enjoy our curated and personally designed Mud Kitchen Kit with your outdoor loving children! Explore, create, make, build memories, and cultivate curiosity a love of learning about the world around us. We love providing you with ways to support a wild + free childhood. I always say “yes!” to outdoor play!
🐞Add our kit to your existing outdoor play kitchen or create a new space with our supplies. Let us know if you’re hoping for something in particular in your kit!
“Mud Lover” Large Kitchen Kit. Everything from the Mud Starter and Mud Master Kits, PLUS:
☀️Core Tools for Mixing, Pouring, Scooping, Blending, and Skill Building:
-Muffin tin
-Frying pan OR saucepan
-Additional unique or fancy bowl, cup, or spoon
☀️Pour + Transfer/ Math + Science:
-Additional squirt bottle
-Analog Kitchen Scale* (—->>>>not in stock at this time<<<<<—-)
☀️Transforming + Investigating:
-Chalk & Grater (for making paint and sprinkles)
-Cutting board (for chopping nature, herbs, flowers)
☀️Spices / Sensory Play Items to Activate Senses:
-Dried rose petals
☀️Nature Treasures for Play, Exploration, Discovery, Curiosity, and Creativity:
-Smooth stones
* Contents with each order WILL vary slightly. Most items will not be new but rather gently used and sometimes very cool vintage pieces ready for your explorer to enjoy.
* Some metal items may rust over time when left outdoors. We try to source mostly metal and wooden items. Some plastic items may be included.
* If there’s anything you do OR don’t want in your mud kitchen basket, please let us know.
* We lovingly curate all the items upon each order. Please allow time for curating, creating, and making it special. Expect 5-7 days for shipping. These are generous estimates and we hope to get the mud kitchen basket to you quickly.
Play = Learning
"For a child there is no division between playing and learning; between the things he or she does 'just for fun' and things that are 'educational.' The child learns while living and any part of living that is enjoyable is also play." Penelope Leach