What is the Coco Village Educational Tower (Learning Tower)?
Quick answer
The Coco Village Educational Tower is a child-sized Learning Tower — also known as a Toddler Tower, Montessori Tower, Kitchen Helper or kitchen learning tower — that raises kids to a safe counter height for toddler cooking, baking and play, safer than a wobbly Kitchen Stool or Toddler Step Stool.
Full answer
The Coco Village Educational Tower is a child-sized Learning Tower designed to help toddlers and young children safely participate in everyday activities at counter height while remaining under adult supervision. It is also commonly known as a Toddler Tower, Montessori Tower, Kitchen Helper Tower, Standing Tower, Learning Stool or toddler standing platform.
Parents new to the concept often ask what is a learning tower and why use a learning tower — the short answer is that it safely brings children to countertop height so they can join in kitchen activities for toddlers and other daily routines.
Inspired by Montessori learning principles, this Montessori Tower encourages children to become more involved in daily routines by providing a stable elevated platform that allows them to observe, learn, and participate alongside adults. Many families use the Kitchen Helper as a toddler kitchen helper or child kitchen helper for cooking, baking, arts and crafts, sensory play, handwashing, and other supervised household activities — a true toddler cooking helper for helping in the kitchen. With continuous adult supervision, can toddlers cook safely? Yes — a Learning Tower is designed precisely for that.
Unlike a standard Kitchen Stool or Toddler Step Stool, an Educational Tower is designed with protective sides and a larger standing platform to provide additional stability and confidence for young children who are still developing balance and coordination. As a kitchen learning tower, it brings kids to a safe counter height for toddler participation.
The Coco Village Learning Tower is intended to promote toddler independence, practical life skills, confidence, and family interaction while helping children safely reach kitchen counters, bathroom sinks, and other work surfaces under continuous adult supervision.
