It is a furniture that is at the height of the child and that contains all the elements that the child needs to take care of the hygiene of its body. The elements that the furniture contains depend on each child and each routine. 

Our body care station contains: soap for hand washing, toothbrush and toothpaste, wet wipes, toilet paper, diapers, towels for drying. We also use a large bowl and a jug.

Ideally, the kitchenette should be located in the adults kitchen. If this is not possible, the kitchenette can go in the playroom.

As we have already discussed in the previous chapter, I propose that you turn the toy kitchen into a real kitchen.

Add real elements: a source of water that the child can get by itself when he/she is thirsty. It is also advisable to add real items: plates, cutlery suitable for children, juicer, bowls, napkins, cutting board. Near the kitchen, it is recommended to place the cleaning kit for children so they can access to it freely.

The use of the mirror is advisable since they are very young. 

The general benefits of including a mirror are:

1. It allows the child to form a self-concept of herself, and to know herself as an individual being different from the mother.
2. It stimulates the baby’s movement. 
3. The baby sees with the mirror the environment and he can see us. At all times the child learns to move seeing our movement and his acts as a guide.

Sensory tables are child-size tables that have different compartments that are used to carry different activities that provide a lot of benefits for them.

The benefits are:

– Multisensory stimulation

– Creativity

– Fine psychomotricity

– Oculus coordination

– Sensations, perceptions and experiences that become knowledge

– Relationships of color, shape, volume, texture, weight, temperature

– Autonomy