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KIWI - Kitchen Tower, Activity and Learning Stool

KIWI - Kitchen Tower, Activity and Learning Stool

Regular price 449.00$ CAD
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A favourite with the whole family, the Kiwi is a stable, high-standing Montessori kitchen tower that lets your child pitch in while you cook. Having kids help with meal prep is a great way to build their skills and interests — a true win-win, since they learn the valuable skill of preparing meals and it becomes a fun activity for you and your little monkey alike. Research even shows children are more likely to eat food they helped prepare, which makes this kitchen cooking step stool a clever answer to picky eating.

Safety comes first in the design: rounded corners, non-toxic materials, and a sturdy, stable construction made with active kids in mind. Multiple height adjustments let the stool grow along with your child, keeping the standing position comfortable no matter their size, while the non-toxic varnish finish combines safety with environmental sustainability in an eco-conscious design that promotes independence in the kitchen. Removable hooks on the side keep essentials within reach — perfect for hanging bibs, cloths, or a mini apron — and the compact, space-saving silhouette fits small kitchens without sacrificing style.

Assembly is quick and easy at about 15 minutes, and the lightweight yet sturdy build means even your toddler can move the tower around. The finishing reflects Sapiens Child's extra mile: every tiny hole meticulously filled and all edges varnished for a smooth, beautiful result you will notice right away.

Age and supervision

According to Sapiens Child, the KIWI tower can be used from around 12 months, once the child can climb and stand safely. The maximum load is 100 lb (45.4 kg). An adult must supervise throughout use. Do not let the child rock the tower, climb its sides or climb from it onto a counter. Lower the platform as your child grows, following the manufacturer's instructions.

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