The Best of Toy Fair
from 15 Minutes | January 11, 2008The Learning Tower is an innovative stepstool, the brainchild of Carol Gamble of Little Partners in Shreveport, La. It keeps your toddler safe and sound as she or he helps you in the kitchen. The 2-year-old can keep her balance as she helps mommy prepare meals. The Learning Tower is adjustable. The platform can be moved up or down, according to the little one’s height. Add a Playhouse Kit accessory and you can turn the Learning Tower step-up into a magical fun playhouse. It converts easily into a puppet theater, desk or fort for lots of fun outside the kitchen. Whatever the child wants.
Kids can help in the kitchen
from New Jersey Family | January 11, 2008Kids can help Mom in the kitchen using The Learning Tower step stool. The natural wood stool has a safe and stable adjustable base with four sturdy side supports to help prevent falls. And, when the cooking’s done, convert the stool into a playhouse, which includes an attachable roof, red curtains, and signs to create a puppet theater, doll house, drive-thru, or lemonade stand. For ages 18 months–6 years.
Toy Story - The Tower Of Fun
from Babycouture | September 1, 2007The best place for a kid to start learning about responsibility and teamwork is at home, particularly in the kitchen - the Fascinating Land of Yummy Creations. Feed your child’s curiosity and let him join in the fun, with The Learning Tower, a sturdy platform that safely boosts kids to countertop levels.
The Learning Tower
from The Compleat Mother | June 1, 2007Winner of Dr. Toy’s Best 10 Active Toys, The Learning Tower can also be used as a sturdy desk, fort or puppet theater. The stable, no-tip design wipes clean easily and fits flush against average counter tops.
Editor’s Picks to Help You Shop
from Arizona Parenting | April 1, 2007Empowering Playtime
Children are all about exploration, but since they’re so small not everything is accessible. But an innovative mom has created an utterly magical stepstool system call The Learning Tower from Little Partners.
Keep Your Little Helper Safe And Sound
from Parenting New Hampshire | March 1, 2007Children are all about exploration. The entire world is new and they want to know everything about it. Because they’re still small, not everything is accessible which makes for some fairly frustrated toddlers.
