Brand: KidzWerks Model: Kitchen Step Stool For Kids Easy to assemble Three adjustable levels Durable structure for daily use Handle grips made for easy carry Sleek, not bulky design Water resistant UV finish KidzWerks Kitchen Step Stool for Kids is the ideal companion for your little helper in the kitchen. The design of KidzWerks kitchen …
Brand: Little Partners Model: Limited edition learning tower Heavy and sturdy Very safe Large standing area Adjustable height Chalkboard and paper holders Stylish Holds up to 200 lbs Every time we go in the kitchen to get the next meal ready, or clean up after the previous meal, our toddler follows us. His first instinct …
Brand: Guidecraft Model: Classic Kitchen Helper Stool Adjustable platform Lightweight Folds flat Rated to 125 lbs Countertop height Non Slip mat included Chalk board Safety strap My son loves to play in the kitchen, but he seems to always find a way to get into some kind of danger in 3 seconds flat. His favorite …
Much of the ideology behind the Montessori Method lies in the concept that children learn by doing and exploring. This is shown in the way that Montessori toys and materials are functional and grounded in reality. A Montessori tower – sometimes called a learning tower or kitchen helper – is a great tool that allows …
Our little ones quite often have a difficult time understanding that they are not tall enough to help out around the house, or take part in some of the activities that adults and older siblings do. It can be hard being little in a world that seems so very big. The introduction of the learning …
Your baby is no longer a little baby and he wants to see and do everything you do. He’s now walking, climbing and needs to be watched 100% of the time, but you still need to get things accomplished around the house. How do you keep your toddler entertained and happy while still getting dinner …
If your family is anything like mine, you spend a ton of time in the kitchen. It seems we are always either cooking, cleaning or eating, and our kids just seem to keep getting into trouble while we try to get things done. So how do you keep them engaged while still getting your tasks …