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Cleaning Set | Little Helper’s Tidy-Up Station
Time for a tidy-up adventure! The Cleaning Set is the perfect way to let your little one join in on "grown-up" chores in a fun and playful way. This beautifully designed wooden station comes with everything a mini-helper needs to keep their play area sparkling. With a realistic mop, broom, and dustpan, children can practice real-life skills while feeling proud of their hard work.

The set features a sturdy, upright stand that keeps all the tools organized and within reach, making it a lovely addition to any nursery or playroom. Whether they are "spritzing" with the wooden spray bottle or sweeping up imaginary dust, kids will love the hands-on action. It’s a wonderful toy for building confidence, responsibility, and fine motor skills through purposeful, imaginative play!

The Cleaning Set includes 1 wooden storage stand (with easy-to-assemble joint sticks), 1 broom with soft bristles, 1 mop, 1 spray bottle, 1 cleaning cloth, and 1 dustpan.

Specifications
Recommended Age: 36 months+
Size (in): 9" x 27.2"
Weight (lbs): 2.8 lbs
Materials: High-quality, child-safe wood and non-toxic water-based paints.
Care Instructions: Wipe the wooden pieces with a damp cloth; the cleaning cloth can be hand-washed in cold water and air-dried.

Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe E. ★★★★★

The little mop is the perfect size for my two-year-old's hands, and she actually pushes it around the kitchen while I sweep. Now she asks for "tidy-up time" instead of fighting me on it.

Grace ★★★★★

The tiny mop is the surprise hit here — my 2-year-old drags it around the kitchen while I actually sweep, and the handle is short enough that she can hold it properly instead of just chewing on it. Now she asks for "tidy-up time" before bed, which I did not see coming.

Timothy ★★★★☆

My 3-year-old loves pushing the little mop around while I vacuum, and the handle is short enough for her to actually grip. Only thing is the bucket is smaller than I pictured, so I refill it a lot. Still, she's genuinely helping now instead of just making a mess.