It seems that nowadays children are turned onto electronics at increasingly younger ages. There’s nothing unusual today about perfectly healthy preschool and kindergarten age children who will ignore a warm sunny spring day and spend all their time glued to the TV or the video game console. Toys that encourage imaginative play will be relegated to the dusty corner of the closet while these children battle space aliens and other fantastic foes over the internet.

While this type of play may well do wonders for increasing hand eye coordination what is it doing to the children’s mind? How is it affecting their sense of imagination? What damage is it doing to their ability to interact with the real world at playtime? It is truly a wonderful thing that there are still toys like the guidecraft stove available.

The guidecraft stove will allow the budding baker or chef to prepare five star meals for the patrons of their pretend restaurant, or fix mommy a bowl of steaming chicken soup when she is feeling ill. This wonderful toy will give any child the incentive to put away the video game controller and let their imagination fun wild as they explore the world of culinary expertise.