The Learning Tower vs The Kitchen Helper: What's the Difference?

Owner of Heirloom Wooden Toys Kitty Morse discusses the differences between two popular safety stools sold on the website, the Learning Tower and the Kitchen Helper.

[@garrigasue2764]

my 15 month old grand daughter (and her mama) absolutely LOVE the tower I bought for her. "Now I can help!!!" is how her eyes read at her glee to get up by the counter. The folding feature is priceless for their small home. wish I could post a picture "in use"

[@ScootLex]

Thanks! Great comparison.

[@LaineyKCim]

I am wildly excited about this video. I've been eyeing the folding tower in the one step ahead catalog for a long time; however, I've never been able to commit because their tower isn't TRULY a folding tower (it requires a wrench to remove the step each time). I saw another review for the learning tower and went to your website to check it out. When I came back to you tube for reviews, I found this and discovered the kitchen helper is perfect for our small house. I'm buying it RIGHT NOW!!

[@joycecs]

The learning tower looked difficult to get inside but then I remembered their demo video and you're supposed to enter from the side, hence the cutout at the bottom to be used as a step.

[@debperry1475]

Thank you!! I'm still so torn!

[@purplebutterfly210]

Deb Perry you’re torn?? Over a high chair?

[@heirloomwoodentoys]

Thanks Lainey!

[@lisastikes4991]

I came here looking for dimensions. Would have been nice to include that in tutorial. Either way, now I know which one I prefer, thanks :)

[@taylorklemmensen5623]

Has anyone had experience with either of these in person? I'm wondering about the stability of the kitchen helper! I know the learning tower looks very sturdy... curious about the KH. Thanks for your help!

[@liavxo4949]

We have the learning tower ! Super sturdy . Solid wood

[@christineallsopp355]

Can the foldable kitchen helper be bought in the uk

[@AaronAndalman]

thanks