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{ IKEA hack } DIY learning tower using the inexpensive IKEA BEKVÄM stool - tutorial with loads of pictures + step-by-step instructions

Jede Mama kennt das leidige Problem. Man möchte etwas kochen oder backen, doch der Nachwuchs ist noch zu klein, um über die Arbeitsfläche zu schauen. Man

Emma absolutely loves being included in everything we do. She wants an empty mug to hold if we’re drinking coffee, she wants to type on our laptops, wear our sunglasses, and to try a bite of anything we’re eating. So, for her birthday, Rodney made this cool learning tower (sometimes called an activity tower) – …

When Isabelle was a baby, she wanted to be carried 24/7. In a carrier, on my hip, on my hubby’s shoulders – I didn’t matter as long as she was…

DIY learning tower: complete! The frame we made to fit on our IKEA BEKVÄM step stool is fully removable. When we are done with the learning tower we will still have a functional stool with no holes!

Maddie loves to help in the kitchen. Washing her hands, washing dishes, stirring things, watching things, eating things. I was getting in a ...

Kitchen Helper Tower: Once my daughter started walking around, we wanted to get her a Kitchen Helper Tower (also referred to as a Learning Tower) so she could be at counter height and help out with things in the kitchen. A Kitchen Helper Tower is really just a step stoo…

We recently ran across a picture for Matilda's Activity Tower on Pinterest. We immediately saw the usefulness and made one for ourselves. Learn why we love this tower and see a few changes we made.

Ever seen one of these? I did...At my favorite children's thrift store, Once Upon A Child. It was $40 and since there was no adorable little toddler standing on it, I had no clue what the thing was for. Fast forward a few months and I find out it's called The Learning Tower and you can use it to boost your tot up to counter height so they can help with small tasks in the kitchen and explore the world of food. I also learned that it retails for $200. Ouch! Besides wanting to shoot myself for…

We recently ran across a picture for Matilda's Activity Tower on Pinterest. We immediately saw the usefulness and made one for ourselves. Learn why we love this tower and see a few changes we made.

I’m happy to say that my little Squish is a helper. Hubby and I always hoped to include him in family errands and chores, in the everyday tasks that keep a home running. He’s only 18 months old but so far, so good! He loves to “pick up” the blankets and stuffed animals in hisRead more

When Isabelle was a baby, she wanted to be carried 24/7. In a carrier, on my hip, on my hubby’s shoulders – I didn’t matter as long as she was…

Our little one may be happily playing independently but the second I go to make dinner she demands to be held and refuses to be put down, making cooking impossible. To help keep her occupied but still involved I've been eyeing a learning tower / kitchen helper on Amazon for months