A Gift That Keeps On Giving
from Parents with Style | August 19, 2008Are you looking for a gift that will keep on giving? Well, over the next year I am going to share with you all the different ways to use THE LEARNING TOWER! What a great gift idea that will do more than just one thing. If you buy the additional playhouse kit you will turn your tower into a versatile playhouse. The Playhouse kit offers four different play themes for your child to enjoy. You can create a puppet theatre, doll house, drive thru, and a lemonade stand. Not to mention it is the perfect partner for your child in the kitchen. This does everything. So check out my peanut using this as a puppet theatre...now the picture doesn’t include the cool Puppet show sign..but you get the picture. Nevaeh loves her LEARNING TOWER! When ours came in the mail I was at my day job and Russell my hubby had it all put together when I got home. He said it was really easy to put together and my kids just love it. So stay tuned for my next post coming in a few weeks about THE LEARNING TOWER!
Z Recommends: The Learning Tower
from Z Recommends | December 11, 2007The approaching holidays are a chance for us at ZRecs to raise our heads up above the fray of our daily reviewing and compile a list of some select items we’d recommend to anyone looking for a perfect gift for their toddler or preschooler. These are just some of the best products we’ve reviewed this year - if none of these suit your budget or tastes, browse our reviews by the category buttons on the righthand sidebar of our blog to find your own perfect gifts!
Great Dad reviews The Learning Tower
from Great Dad | December 7, 2007The Learning Tower helps toddlers to develop vital skills. In addition to improving their balance and fine motor skills, for a 2-year old, making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a huge accomplishment. Constructed of sturdy, high-quality layered birch The Learning Tower is solid and made to last. Its four-sided design and roomy platform fosters both child and caregivers’ feelings of security and safety while enabling the child’s desire to be independent and inquisitive.
Now You’re Cooking
from Everything Grandkids | December 6, 2007There’s a chill in the air, the days are growing shorter, and everyone has a desire for warm food and good company. With Thanksgiving approaching and the winter holidays right around the corner, it’s officially cooking season, and we want to help you and your grandchildren get in on the action.
November Reigns Groovy- This Month’s Must-Haves Rule
from The Family Groove | November 20, 2007Do your little ones love to watch you cook? Well, now they can actually help you in the kitchen thanks to the handy Learning Tower. Suitable for children ages 18 months and older, this adjustable and easy-to-clean tool turns mother’s little helpers into sous chefs’ right in time for the holidays.
A little help here?
from Mama Speaks | October 4, 2007Remember that old adage that a womans place is in the kitchen? Yeah, um, no. Makes you grit your teeth right? Thankfully times have changed, but nevertheless us Mama’s still find ourselves in the kitchen, a lot- breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and “oh, you need cupcakes for tomorrow sweetie? And the store is closed?” So we cook. Some of us love it. Others do it for no other reason than the fact that well, we must eat to live.
The Learning Tower
from Superdumb Supervillian | September 1, 2007The Learning Tower is a sturdy platform that allows children to not only observe but participate in counter-height adult activities like cooking or washing dishes. It’s literally a step up from traditional stools which can slip or tilt when an active child is using them. The Learning Tower can be adjusted to four different heights as your child grows and is recommended for ages 18 months through 6 years. It can be used as a stepstool, a desk, a playhouse– whatever a child can imagine! Two kids can even work together safely on The Learning Tower– it is rated to hold up to 500 lbs!
Making Batter-Licking A Bit More Accessible
from Cool Mom Picks | August 28, 2007I am definitely no domestic goddess, so when I’m in the kitchen, I need both eyes on what I’m doing. Now stick my daughter in there with me, standing precariously on a kitchen chair so she can “help” and neither she nor my lasagna are entirely safe.
That’s why I’m coveting the Learning Tower from Little Partners. It’s a fantastic wooden contraption designed to allow your kiddos (18 months+) to participate in the kitchen activities.
A tool for your kids in the kitchen!
from esskayelle | August 23, 2007It’s been a while since I’ve posted a mommy tip, so here goes. When visiting my friend Helen, i came upon The Learning Tower. At first glance, I thought that she had decided to put a jungle gym in her kitchen. My, was i mistaken.
This wonderful contraption is basically a high-end step stool for your little one.
Need a lift? (If you’re 2-4 feet tall, the answer is yes.)
from The Opinionated Parent | May 8, 2007The Learning Tower from Little Partners Inc. is an indispensable piece of furniture once you’ve tried it. You know the type - one you may not have thought to purchase for yourself but once you have it you don’t know how you lived without it. Kids love to help in the kitchen.
Odds & Ends
from This Boys Life | March 3, 2007While we were down in Washington for the wedding we picked up a “Learning Tower” for Nile. It’s an amazing toy / device that allows the child to be at counter-level with you while you’re cooking or doing dishes. He is completely in love with it & calls it “my house”. Every time he sees me heading to the kitchen he rushes up into it & says “Mamma! Nile help cooooking!”.
Toy Fair ‘07: Our picks for Grandparents
from Grandparents.com | February 22, 2007Every year, manufacturers from all over the world converge at the ginormous Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City to showcase their brand-new toys, vying for prime placement on local retailers’ shelves in the coming year.
The Learning Tower
from Amy's Blog | February 10, 2007We found the coolest toddler product ever invented! It’s called The Learning Tower. Anna so badly wants to be involved with what’s going on in the kitchen, or at least see what’s going on up on the counter. She started climbing the tall chairs at the counter, and we were beginning to worry that she might fall and hurt herself. At a play date at a friend’s house, we discovered The Learning Tower. It’s awesome! Anna can climb in and out of it herself. There’s a sturdy platform for her to stand on, and it fits right up next to the counter. Two toddlers can easily fit in it together, and it will be something that can be used up to about age 5 at least. Now she can play with water in the sink, help make cookies, or just watch while I make dinner. She’s so much happier, and I get so much more done in the kitchen - in peace even!!!