Learning Tower: L Want the Collapsible/folding One - or - Any Input Re:one

I found one for my son in the For Small Hands catalog. They can be linked through www.montessoriservices.com. I liked it, but thought it was pricey, so I had a friend who is a woodworker build one similar. Due to the cost of wood, he built three--one for my son, one for his grandson and he has an extra he would like to sell. However, it is not collapsible or folding. Check out the website, if you're interested I can email you a picture of mine. If you're really interested, I can find out how much (little) he is willing to sell it for. J.

Hi M.,

I have a learning tower, but not the folding type. I love it. My daughters enjoy helping in the kitchen, especially the 4 year old, and I don't have to worry about them falling off of a chair. If your house can handle the regular non-folding one, they do pop up on craigslist every so often. We got ours for $50! Great deal & a great product. Hope you enjoy it!

K.

I have no info for you, but had to say I love your description of "family manager"!! Isn't that the truth!

I think I saw a soft version that works together or breaks into 2 or 3 pieces it was on the One Step Ahead website....they have some cool stuff but some is a bit pricey....this one not so much as I recall.