Toddler Tower Full Plate
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WHEN MIGHT THE FULL PLATE BE HELPFUL?
- When children are still learning spatial awareness they can be more accident-prone. If a child drops an item that lands on the platform of the toddler tower, they might bend down to pick it up. When one bends down instead of crouching, something must stick out. A child learning spatial awareness might not think of the toddler tower opening when bending down to pick up the item and might fall out of the opening. The Full Plate guard can be there as protection and guide while children are still learning awareness.
- Children can use the Toddler Tower from 28 inches to 44 inches. For those introducing the tower to their little one early on, there might be concern about them slipping or falling as they gain more stability and confidence in their newfound standing skill. The Full Plate guard is for those who want extra security as children develop that confidence.
- It can be hard to make a piece of furniture 'unavailable' when you don't want your child to use it. If you have decided that you currently do not want the child to utilize the tower, adding the Full Plate removes the option for your little one to climb the ladder into the tower. Adept climbers may still attempt to climb the tower when the Full Plate is attached, which brings greater risk for the child. Read and follow all safety guidelines for use.
- The Full Plate can extend the use of the Toddler Tower, allowing parents to utilize it with their children before they are completely independent in their tower.
WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS & MATERIALS
- Dimensions: 15.25"W x 25.5"L x 3"D
- Weight: 2.8 LBS
- Materials: Made of Baltic Birch with a clear water-based finish
SAFE & EFFECTIVE USE
- There are some extra cautions and concerns to keep in mind when the Full Plate is in use:
- Children climbing up the Full Plate assuming that is how you enter
- Independent use (needs adult supervision AT ALL TIMES. The intended use is with an adult physically close during any and all use.)
- The Full Plate is meant to add extra security and confidence while a child is still navigating the Toddler Tower. The Full Plate is NOT meant to make the tower like a high chair, where they are more secure. This does not have a buckle to lock your child in and is meant to have constant adult supervision while in use. A child may try to enter or exit when left alone with the Full Plate on and this would cause a great risk. A child attempting to exit on their own is more likely to use the tower unsafely, which may tip the tower or encourage them to climb up the tower. To exit the tower the child will either need to be lifted out or the Full Plate will need to be removed. The Full Plate is to offer more peace of mind while you complete tasks or activities together.
FAQ
HOW WILL I KNOW WHEN MY CHILD HAS OUTGROWN THE TOWER?
Determining when your child may have outgrown the Full Plate is fully up to you as their caregiver but some signs they might be ready to use the tower without it are that they are confident and stable in the tower or if they are able to navigate stairs independently
WHO MIGHT NOT WANT OR NEED THE FULL PLATE?
You want the child to use the tower independently to pursue their work and curiosities, you cannot lift your child up and into the tower, or you cannot supervise your child at all times.