Learning Tower

1. Enhanced Safety: The Learning Tower features a four-sided railing that provides a secure enclosure, minimizing the risk of falls while your child is at counter height.

2. Encourages Independence: By allowing toddlers to reach counter height, the tower helps them engage in everyday activities, fostering a sense of independence and self-confidence.

3. Promotes Interaction: The tower facilitates closer interaction between children and adults during cooking, cleaning, and crafting, creating opportunities for shared learning experiences.

4. Supports Hands-On Learning: The design encourages exploration and hands-on activities, aligning with Montessori principles of experiential learning and sensory exploration.

5. Versatile Use: The Learning Tower can be transformed into a table and chair, offering additional uses for playtime, drawing, or other activities, extending its functionality beyond just a step stool.

6.Durable Construction: Made from European birch plywood, the Learning Tower is built to withstand daily use and provide a stable and long-lasting solution for helping toddlers reach elevated areas.

1. Set Up the Learning Tower: Position the Learning Tower in a safe, stable location near the counter or workspace where you plan to engage in activities. Ensure it is set up correctly with the steps securely in place.

2. Introduce the Tower to Your Child: Show your child how to climb the two easy steps to reach the counter height. Explain the purpose of the tower and how it will help them join in on various activities.

3. Supervise Climbing: Always supervise your child as they climb the steps and stand in the tower. Ensure they use the railing for support and practice safe climbing habits.

4. Engage in Activities: Use the Learning Tower to involve your child in cooking, cleaning, or crafts. For example, they can help stir ingredients, wash vegetables, or participate in simple art projects.

5. Encourage Exploration: Allow your child to explore and interact with their environment while safely standing in the tower. This might include reaching for items on the counter, exploring different textures, or experimenting with materials.

6. Transform for Play: When not in use as a step stool, convert the Learning Tower into a table and chair setup. Use it for drawing, building, or other creative play activities, allowing your child to utilize the tower in different ways.

7. Promote Clean-Up: After activities, encourage your child to help clean up. This reinforces the idea of responsibility and helps them learn about tidying up after themselves.

8. Regular Checks: Periodically inspect the Learning Tower to ensure it remains stable and secure. Check for any signs of wear and make sure it continues to provide a safe environment for your child.