LEARNING TOWER: How to Use It and What Are the Benefits

The foldable learning tower is specifically designed to lift children to the height of a table or work surface.

The learning tower is great for children aged 2 to 6 years. Depending on the child’s height and development, it can also be used earlier with maximum parental supervision (we do not recommend using it before the child reaches 18 months of age).

The goal of the learning tower is to help children communicate more easily.

The tower has three height levels that change according to the growth or needs of the children.

The first level is intended for children under 18 months to 2 years old.

Second level from 2 years to 4 years of age of the child

Third level from 4 to 6 years of age

It is foldable and easily portable.

It provides young children with a safe stay at the height of the kitchen table without worrying too much about falls. It protects them from falling backward and allows children to stand, sit, play, or eat where the action is happening.

3 levels 26 cm from the floor. 2 levels 36 cm from the floor, 1 level 46 cm from the floor

Using a Learning Tower can bring many benefits to children, as well as to parents. Here are a few key benefits:

Safety: A learning tower provides a safe way for a child to participate in activities on an elevated work surface such as a kitchen. The child stands on a stable platform with railings or handles that provide additional support and reduce the risk of falls or injury.

Independence: A child using a learning tower can become an active participant in family activities such as cooking, food preparation, or dishwashing. This independence encourages their development and sense of accomplishment, which can positively affect their self-confidence

Motor skills: Using a learning tower encourages the development of motor skills as the child has to walk, stand and manipulate objects while participating in various tasks. This helps strengthen their muscles and coordinate their movements.

Cognitive development: Participating in household activities encourages a child’s cognitive development as they face different tasks, learn new concepts, and observe how things happen around them.

Family bonding: when a child participates in activities together with parents or family members, a special bond and connection is created. This time spent together can strengthen family ties and create fond memories.

Interactive learning: child can learn a lot by watching adults perform various tasks. By using learning towers, a child has the opportunity to experience and learn about household activities firsthand.

Developing an interest in cooking and housework: Participating in kitchen activities can spark a child’s interest in cooking and housework, which can be useful later in life when they become independent.

Creativity and imagination: The child can feel like a “helper” to the parents, which can stimulate their creativity and imagination. They can play different roles, use toys as “culinary tools” and have fun while learning.

These benefits indicate that a learning tower can be a useful tool in fostering child development and providing positive experiences in a family environment.