Real pint-sized tools so your toddlers/kids can actually learn how to work in the kitchen. They can help chop and prep veggies, clean up dishes & serve themselves.
This is a great first knife to let your little one help in the kitchen.
Joie Stainless Steel Wavy Knife
Eating is easier when the tools fit your hands and are functional.
They can start using these under a year old. It's great to practice this skill young. These are tiny, so they can't spill much.
First Glass Set
These are extremely durable and hard to break.
Duralex Picardie 4.38 oz Tumbler
This is a workhorse in the kitchen. Kids can help with dishes and food prep.
The Learning Tower® Toddler Tower
It's important that children can do as much as possible independently. They can put this apron on by themselves!
Kitchen Tools Cloth Apron
Real tools, just kid-sized.
Stanley Jr. Toolbox Toy Set with 5 Tools
Real garden tools so they can help you get yardwork done!
Primary Garden Tools
If you fill this with water and put it, along with small glasses, within reach, your kids can get their own water.
Better Homes & Gardens Glass 2 Gallon Beverage Dispenser with Glass Clamp Lid
Let them serve themselves and don't worry about dishes breaking or ingesting microplastics.
Stainless Steel Plates - Dishes for Kids Toddlers Children, 5.5 Inch
I think it's really important for cutting boards not to move. These have great gripper feet to keep them firmly in place.
Architec Gripperwood Cutting Boards, Set of 2
This helps children be able to set their own dishes out from a really young age.
Montessori placemat with napkin set/ personalized placemat
Napkins are much easier to manage when they're sized down.
Children's Flannel Napkins
With some safety instructions, kids can use these pretty young.
Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler
Tongs are one of the most heavily-used items in my kitchen. Here's a mini version.
Norpro Mini Tongs
This thing is fantastic!! It ages up with the child. From a pretty young age, once you're done with the tray, they can climb in themselves. I love that you can just push it up to the table so they're eating with everyone.
Stokke Tripp Trapp Adjustable High Chair
A huge component of authentic Montessori schools is that there are no diapers allowed after 18 months. Most of this country has forgotten this, but in 1957, 92% of 18-month-olds were FULLY potty trained. I trained my own children at 16 & 18 months and now I teach other people how to do it as well. It's absolutely LIFE CHANGING to be done with diapers so young.
