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  1. A folding changing table with baskets in a bedroom corner

    What height should a changing table be?

    The number that decides whether you finish two years of diapers with a sore back, and the two minutes with a tape measure that settle it.

  2. A toddler standing in a grey wooden kitchen tower at a marble island

    What age is a learning tower for, and which platform height?

    Eighteen months to five years is a long time for one piece of furniture. The platform is what makes it possible, and here is which setting belongs to which year.

  3. A blue potty training seat with a ladder on a full-size toilet

    Will a potty seat fit your toilet?

    Round, U-shaped, elongated, square: three of those take a child seat and one does not. Here is how to tell which one is in your bathroom.

  4. A grey folding changing table seen from the side

    Changing table or a pad on a dresser?

    Both work. They fail differently, they cost different amounts of floor, and only one of them is still furniture when the diapers stop.

  5. A white wooden kitchen tower at a counter with a child in it

    A toddler at counter height: what to move first

    A step stool answers the height question in an afternoon. The kitchen it puts a child into takes a little longer to get ready.

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