Today I decided to share with you two things that I can no longer imagine my home without. The first is the absolutely perfect Link kitchen robot from Suavinéx, and the second gadget is Matias's growing chair from Stokke. So let's take it nicely in order and begin with a short review of the LINK kitchen robot from Suavinéx.
1. LINK kitchen robot, Suavinéx
We tested it together with my colleague Zuzka and we admit that at first we were really sceptical. We thought it was just another big piece of kitchen clutter, but we were pleasantly surprised and the helper became our No.1. We started by preparing vegetables and the surprise came right then. The vegetables were beautifully soft, nicely coloured and even tasty. Everything got gobbled up, and that moved us up a level. We tried making baby food - strawberry and banana, because that is what Emma and Matias like best. You can find more in the article: Homemade baby food. The fruit softened beautifully in a few minutes, yet stayed full of flavour. And the best thing is that the kitchen stayed perfectly clean even after cooking and blending. 
An added bonus is that the robot is not only for steaming and blending, but also for sterilising baby dishes, bottles and dummies. On top of that, you can gently heat up frozen purees, warm chilled food, or vacuum-seal. Summing it all up, one appliance does 6 functions in one for you, and that is surely worth it, isn't it?
2. Tripp Trapp growing chair, Stokke
This historic first growing dining chair has been on the market since 1972. It is made of beech wood in 10 colour options, so you can choose according to your taste and especially your interior. It is exactly the right height for a classic dining table, so you can seat your little one nicely and they eat at the same table as you. It is very easy to wash and keep clean. Like every STOKKE product, it comes with many accessories that will certainly make using it more pleasant, for example a tray that is easily removable and very practical when you are cooking and the little one is already eating on their own next to you, or colourful seat cushions made of washable fabric. As we mentioned, the chair grows, so you can adjust it for anyone from a 6-month-old toddler to the verge of adolescence. It is very easy to assemble or adjust, so even you ladies can do it comfortably on your own. In the first stage you just remove the plastic guard that protects the baby from falling; in this state the chair is suitable for children up to about 5 years, it is mainly a matter of the child's height. Then you only need to slide the seat and you have a chair for a table of classic size. All we can say is that we are happy and would not change it. The quality-to-price ratio did not disappoint and we recommend it to every practical mum.
Used in the photo shoot: Mint joggers: Minniskinni, White vest top: H&M, Children's tattoo: Small Rags, www.littlehipster.sk, Hair scarf: Farfallamia, Growing children's chair: Tripp Trapp, Stokke, Link kitchen robot and dining set, Suavinéx
photo: Dáša Šimeková
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