Little Helper Fun Pod

By above the shops
April 26, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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above the shops

Posted April 26, 2017

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Posted April 26, 2017

Hi,

We have a little helper fun pod to sell.

Our son always wants to be involved with whatever we do, and as we both love cooking he's used this Fun pod a LOT! Brings him up to the height of the work surface and means he can get stuck in without me worrying about him falling off a chair. He also plays for hours at the sink "washing up" from it.

In immaculate condition. Was bought by us new for ?115. Selling for ?50.

No smoking or pets at home.

Collection from Lordship Lane.

This is the blurb from the manufacturer... as well as some lovely photos cribbed from their website!

Your child can safely stand unaided at the same standard kitchen worktop height as Mum and Dad.

Spend quality bonding time with your little one and have fun together.

Teach your child valuable nutritional life skills in the kitchen as you work and play.

Fully adjustable height means the FunPod will grow with your child and last for years.

Most children stay in the FunPod until around 6 years old.

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