Clyde: As soon as its dinner time and the folks are in there cooking the meal, you're going to have lots of help if you got kids. That usually means taking a kitchen chair turning around and pushing it up against the counter so that the kids can help out. That can result in pinched fingers and even some falls. So now we got a great product here, Carol from Little Helpers has come to show her Learning Tower.
Carol: Yeah, this is an adjustable high step stool that I designed for my daughter when she was around 2 years old. That’s an age where they're beginning to want to do everything by themselves.
So first, this is designed where the children can climb in by themselves. And once they're in, they have a space that’s large enough that they can actually move around and not be fearful of falling off.
The tower grows with the child, so it has four different levels that adjust easily. The children’s center of gravity always needs to be placed properly so they will always have the right place in the tower.
The Learning Tower is also a very open ended product, it can turn into a pocket theater or fort just with the child’s imagination.
Clyde: That’s terrific. One of my favorite images when I think back about raising kids is them in the kitchen helping out with mom. And this is a product that encourages that. It’s a wonderful activity. Nice piece of work.
Carol: Thank you.
Clyde: Thanks.