Kabooster: raising kids to new heights
Sunday, February 7th, 2010After a year of being potty trained, I’m pretty tired of emptying my daughter’s Boon potty receptacle. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve loved that potty, but she’s older now and it’s time to move up in the world. It is time for her to grow up and start using the big potty. I already have the Bumbo potty seat ready and waiting, but how can she reach it? She needs a real boost to get up to the potty and finally I have found the perfect step stool. Kabooster offers a high quality wooden stool that even has handles to help with their balance. The step stool is the perfect height for my newly turned 3 year old. She can now climb up and go potty, get down and flush, all by herself. It’s great for her, as she has gained more confidence and independence, and it is fantastic for me because I’ve been cut out of the clean up equation completely. The stool has taken on other purposes, as she can easily carry it around by the handles. She can use it to reach places and things that she couldn’t before, which has been a good and bad thing. It has definitely taken my house monitoring to a new level, making sure potential harmful objects are WAY out of her reach. All in all, the Kabooster step stool get two thumbs up from us.

Purchase your own at Kabooster for $49.95. The stool comes with a 10 year replacement warranty. No need to worry about the quality though as they are made from superior grade birch hardwood. Learn about personalizing your stool here.
Peppy Pottier

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