This is, simply put, one of the best products I have ever bought for my boys.
The learning tower should be in every home!
I came across this superb products a few years ago at a baby show, and I knew there and then that I would have to have one for my child (at the time I was pregnant with Reuben).
The learning tower has been designed to help to encourage a partnership between you and your child. We all know that children have a ‘do it myself’ attitude from around 18 months onwards, they want to be into everything, help you with everything and discover this huge world that we so take for granted. The learning tower encourages and nurtures this desire in children while providing them with a safe environment to explore and do. The learning tower features an adjustable height system so it will grow with your child and I love the fact that it comes in a range of colours to match it to your own home decor.
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. Toby will be able to join soon as, unlike most toddler stools and steps which are recommended only from 3 years+, the learning tower is suitable from 18 months to about 5-6 years!
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- The puppet Show playhouse!
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- Art easel, matching colours to the learning tower for added functionality and fun!
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- Does anyone want any refreshments?
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- The mini learning tower – teddy can do it too!
It is also worth mentioning that if you have a child who enjoys creating puppet shows or playing ‘shop’ then Little Partners have designed a range of playhouse kits for your child to make the learning tower in a playhouse, or if you have a budding artist then you can attach the art easel, which comes in corresponding colours to the learning tower. How could they make this product more functional!
Here are some of the ways Reuben uses his tower
Rolling sushi for our Japanese themed culture night (click the image to read about culture night)
Making snozzcumbers for Roald Dahl Day (click the image to see how to make snozzcumbers)
Painting is one of our favourite pass times, the learning tower makes this so easy for Roo to enjoy (and me to clean up!)
Harriet x
P.s – On the Little Partners website, there is a really helpful ages and stages page that I found useful for giving me an idea of what to expect Roo to be up to and how I can apply that to his use of the learning tower as he grows.
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