Enter to win a Learning Tower + Art Easel!

jnealet · October 2010

We currently use a step ladder in the kitchen, this looks so much safer.

j_hope · October 2010

For as long as I can remember, DD has been obsessed with helping us wash dishes! Right now we have to pull a chair over to the sink and cover it w/ dish towels to keep her from soaking our padded dining room chairs

The learning tower would certainly come in handy for something like that!

IdahoChel · October 2010

This would be perfect for my daughter helping in the kitchen!

APK. · October 2010

This would be great to use in the kitchen!

KRMac · October 2010

We'd use it in the odd window opening between our living room and kitchen! It would be perfect there!

LadyAphrodite · October 2010

Would use it to share quality time in the kitchen!

Kellina71 · October 2010

My kiddos LOVE to help me in the kitchen and love to work on art projects. Now that my youngest wants to also be involved- I need something safer than this...

jgat33 · October 2010

Preparing dinner is definitely the most "difficult" time of the day for me because DD always wants to be up at my level watching or helping me cook. I've resorted to letting her stand on a chair so I can actually get dinner prepped without a meltdown...having this would be awesome - she can safely watch and help with dinner!

lilmissmuffin12 · October 2010

Holy Moly I would LOVE this!! I was going to see if DH would be able to make one because they are kind of spendy. But they would be so great for LO helping me cook in the kitchen when she's a little older. And she already seems to love art. This would be awesome!!!!

falltime26 · October 2010

OMG - this would come in hand in the kitchen. My little one is just now getting into cooking and this would be perfect.

JOEBunny · October 2010

To let DD arrange flowers she picks herself in the yard. To let DD and DS help with carving pumpkins, decorating cookies, playing with water, working on art projects on the kitchen counter. I would love a learning tower. I covet my friends.

anonsouthernbell · October 2010

I would use it to let my little one help with cooking as well as cleaning and playing in the sink!

christin3580 · October 2010

Its probably better then letting her sit on the counter hoping she doesnt fall off... Thats what im doing now

KittyS2004 · October 2010

I would use it in ways to teach my child how to do things with mommy; and activities that they could do on their own. The art easel I would use to teach my child her ABC's and 123's. Plus, lots more.

M.Amy · October 2010

Matthew's favorite activities is to help make salad - by pushing down the top of the salad spinner! We would love for him to be able to do it next to us rather than him sitting on the floor. He is so proud that he helps us in the kitchen. The smile on his face when we clap is priceless.

As for the easel, well we have crayon marks on our historic plaster walls that demonstrate Matty's love for art. They have survived for over a hundred years but will they survive Matthew???

soon2Bchapel · October 2010

Our(almost) 2yr old has been helping prepare his afternoon snack and lunches for several months. Standing on a metal step-stool or wooden shair isn't the safest, but are the only options we have. The learning tower would give him a more secure bse to stand on while helping "cook" AND a place to color/play on the other side of the kitchen counter while we cook.

LESP10 · October 2010

If we had one of these in the kitchen, my husband could teach our son the fine art of making homemade hot sauces and salsas from our crazy pepper garden out front. Watching Daddy cook dinner is one of his favorite things to do! (and one of Mommy's favorites...Hey Hey! Who doesn't love a man who can cook, am I right?)

runningirl83 · October 2010

this would be great for our family room when we're doing arts & crafts! i love it!

Lovestojam · October 2010

Wow, we would really benefit from having a Learning Tower in our kitchen. In todays American homes, there is so little emphasis on the types of food we are putting in our bodies, as well as the source of where these food comes from. Educating a child from a young age about the benefit of non-processed and healthy foods goes along way in helping with the obesity epidimic in this country. With a Learning Tower, kids really can get involved with cooking and preparing food. It gives you the opportunity froma young age to get them on the right path. children who have spent time in the kitchen and have experienced the joy of working with fresh and local foods are much less likely to pick-up a ho-ho or overly processed food than one who has an appreciation for somthing fresh and wholesome. I look at it as what good is it learning if its not fun, and I think thats the true benefit of a Learning Tower. Turning little ones into Little People.

somethingchangd · October 2010

I'd love to have a safer place for him to "help" me in the kitchen. (Rather than sitting on the counter like he does now...)

icornmama · October 2010

Jaxon loves helping me bake cupcakes and he would be so much easier for him to help. Along with Trevor when he gets bigger.

BabyCopper · October 2010

would definitely use in the kitchen to help with a little chef or in the bedroom to help with putting away clothes in a taller dresser.

fauxshelley · October 2010

No doubt my kid would use it to reach things he isn't supposed to. Wink

Blair11884 · October 2010

I would let both of my boys stand on it and either help me cook and wash dishes OR let them watch me do my graduate school homework on the counter. They are always interested in what lesson plans I am making for my students.

This Learning Tower would also make it easier for both of them to be on one thing (besides our bar stools they fight over!) and they could both equally use it!

goldenstone01 · October 2010

I would love to have one of these for my DD. Since my kids and I enjoy cooking and baking together. Now I won't be so paranoid allowing my youngest to climb up the tower to help (Since she is not allowed to climb a chair without supervision). And Iove the Art Easle. I was looking for one when my son was little to help him practice his alphabets let alone express his creative side, but every time I went to the stores they were always out of stock.

fozzy923 · October 2010

I'd love a second one for my younger child -- my 3 year old uses it all the time as a fort, a boat, to cook, hide and seek, etc. and a second one would be awesome for my younger child right now they take turns playing (peekaboo, hide and seek are the favorite). They are different heights, so both could help me in the kitchen at the same time! Also, we don't have the art easel, that would be awesome.

Thanks for the sweeps!

alex04 · October 2010

I would love to have one of these in my kitchen! Sarah loves "helping" me cook but I'am always so nervous having her stand on the stool. I have been waiting for so long to have a helper to make Christmas cookies with...it's something I always enjoyed doing with my mom and I have so many wonderful memories. I want Sarah to have those memories but I also want her to be safe.

daisyterp · October 2010

I am sure DD would love to be able to see what's going on in the kitchen and help out occasionally!

I have this on the kids' Christmas list, and I would definitely invest in the puppet theater attachment- I have been lusting after one of these for a year or so!!!

daisydana · October 2010

The kitchen is the heart of our house. We would keep the tower there full-time. She can help DADDY cook since he is the one who has FUN in the kitchen

The Easel would be awesome too!

KsMommy · October 2010

my daughter loves art, she would love to use it as an easel for painting!

sasa625 · October 2010

With this amazing product, the uses are endless! We have been planning on getting our daughter the learning tower for either Christmas or her 2nd birthday for awhile now. Real world, hands on experiences are priceless when it comes to learning. (and I have been dreaming of the day that I could share these experiences with my own child!)

I am so looking forward to baking with my daughter... oh the messes we will make together Having the learning tower will help so much with this mother-daughter experience. I can't wait to have her assist me with dinner preparations, washing dishes (and playing in the soapy water!), doing art projects and so much more! These are the memories that I cherish from my childhood and I can't wait to share them with her.

The learning tower is an excellent product that allows easy access for all of these experiences and I can't wait to have one for my daughter!

flypink · October 2010

We'd use the learning tower in the craft room so DD can "help" mommy with crafts at the desk. Sitting isn't her specialty so standing and working with her hands will be great!

jkylie · October 2010

We use it in the kitchen and in the bedroom to help hang up clothes in the closet.

MrsLifeofReilly · October 2010

My preschoolers loves to do anything big people do, so the learning tower would give him the ability to be more independent. I know he'd love to be able to help cook in the kitchen. He has multiple food allergies and we are gluten, rice, oats and soy free - it would be great for him to learn how to prepare some safe snacks or help bake cookies. Plus, with his imagination the learning tower could end up being a rocketship!

MandyPandyBear · October 2010

I would love to have one of these and like many I would put it in the kitchen. It would be useful not only so that my little one could help with cooking but just so that they could reach the counter in general for whatever we may be doing. (Like washing dishes )

I also love the art easel. I'm a very creative person and love drawing and painting so I want to provide my child with many ways to express himself artistically. I would definitely like to purchase the optional Playhouse kit to go along with this so that when it's not in the kitchen my child can use it as a fun escape into their imagination. I would have loved having something like this when I was their age. I'm a little jealous

st.lucia bride · October 2010

fauxshelley:
No doubt my kid would use it to reach things he isn't supposed to.

This exactly :-).

hYoung87 · October 2010

I would use the learning tower to help my son when he gets big enough to use it.. it'd be helpful in so many ways

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melissatoups · October 2010

I would LOVE to have a place for my twins to safely stand in the kitchen. They are always under my feet and the learning tower would make life A LOT easier!!!

Melissa Toups

tmp-726880625006534 · October 2010

I would use it in the kitchen. DD loves to help with cooking and baking. I , also, love the art easel. She loves to draw all the time.

*Kurn03 · October 2010

I would us it in the kitchen for sure. My son could stand on it to either color on the counter, help me cook, help with the dishes. I would also use the art easy to let him color while I cook and get things together for dinner.

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