Little Partners Explore n Store Learning Tower Kids Adjustable Height Kitchen Step Stool for Toddlers Soft White

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Unlike other towers, this one can’t be climbed by your toddlers themselves but rather is designed as a place to pop them in to keep them safe while you're bustling around in the kitchen, with its handy platform for seeing what’s going on at counter level. And this feature isn't just ideal for small spaces — it's also great for those who simply prefer a more streamlined look in their kitchen. I'm Rachel, a multi-passionate millennial mom with a Master's Degree in Education, who loves helping others embrace who they truly are while figuring out this whole "momming" + "adulting" thing.

She brings years of experience to the Institute, having reviewed products for Good Housekeeping like the best new toys and humidifiers for your baby's nursery. My grandkids love to help me in the kitchen but it becomes difficult because I worry about them on chairs slipping or falling off. He was instantly drawn to the new perch in the kitchen and was immediately trying figure out how to crawl up in it.I tried sitting on the floor with my daughter or moving everything from the kitchen counter to the dinner table when trying to engage her in cooking or kitchen play. I do want to reiterate, in case you're skimming this article: get the Guidecraft with the vertical slots or closed sides; not the heart/star/square cut outs. While testing, our experts found that the overall construction was fairly good and that the tower wiped down easily for a quick clean. Learning towers aren’t always known for their chic colourways or attractive design, but this tower from Learning Bugs has both in spades.

The other thing I loved about this product was the fact that it has the ability to hold up to 500lbs in weight, so is great for two children to use together, something that I can’t wait to get my boys doing. Sturdy without being overly heavy, it’s easy to move around the house and the fun design means it works just as well in the playroom as it does in the kitchen or bathroom. I looked into what it would cost to hire someone to build this item, but the minimal cost savings did not seem financially-advantageous enough to merit the time and energy to secure someone and safety measures sacrificed in the process to make a DIY Learning Tower. Picked out in a stylish mint green that will make it a feature in itself rather than something that needs to be hidden away. Available in four different finishes – white, grey, varnish and natural wood, which can be painted to match your décor – it comes with three adjustable platform heights that will accommodate your child as they grow, with an age range from 18 months up to four years.And I decided to consolidate some of the random plastic kitchen utensils into one drawer — which he can access from the tower. By raising a child safely up to counter height, it nurtures a child's innate desire to be independent and to participate alongside parents and siblings. Features both a smooth surface for sliding and raised half moon-shaped hand and foot holds perfect for small hands to grip while climbing. Learning towers are similar to step stools except they have the added benefit of guardrails, so your little helper can more safely join in on the fun. When standing on the large platform (measures 15" x 18"), you can rest assured that they are safely enclosed from falling while standing with four railings.