Little Partners Recalls Allegedly Defective Grow ’N Stow Folding Learning Towers Due to Risk of Injuries

WASHINGTON – Little Partners has issued a recall for select Grow ’N Stow Folding Learning Towers after reports that the platform can unexpectedly collapse, posing a fall risk to young children.
The recall applies to towers marked with model number LP01711 and date codes ranging from 202409 through 202501, printed in YYYYMM format. The model and date information are located on a label attached to the underside of the platform.

The affected product is a wooden learning tower with a natural finish and “Learning Tower” printed on the top rail.

According to the recall notice, the company has received reports of towers collapsing, including incidents resulting in injuries.

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Products like learning towers are designed to help young children safely reach everyday spaces. When a platform collapses without warning, the risk is immediate and serious. These incidents raise questions about whether the product was properly built, tested, and safe for the very children it was meant to support.

Defective home goods can cause serious injuries and even death. Our lawyers for recalled products pursue justice for families harmed by unsafe designs. We’ll help you secure recovery for the negligence that caused harm.