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Toddler Learning Towers That Let Little Kids Stand at the Kitchen Counter and Help Cook Are Being Repaired in 47,000 Homes After Several Collapsed

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HARPPA is offering free repairs for roughly 47,166 Nordi Foldable Toddler Tower Stools after the popular kitchen-helper stools collapsed or tipped over in at least three reported incidents, causing two injuries. The stools, a fixture of Instagram and Pinterest “toddler helps cook” content, are designed to let little kids stand safely at counter height, but the CPSC says the ones in question can do the opposite of what they promise.

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Key Points

Toddler towers, sometimes called learning towers or kitchen helper stools, are built to let a child stand safely at adult counter height, supervised, to help stir a bowl or watch a parent cook rather than being kept out of the kitchen entirely. The format has become a fixture of Montessori-style parenting content online, which is part of why a recall touching 47,000 households is a bigger deal than a niche product issue. This is a stool that’s been in heavy daily use, often multiple times a day, in a lot of kitchens.

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