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Eat Play Grow is the latest design in educational children’s furniture from innovator Ruth Vatcher. The table features an herb sprouting tray, chopping board, watering pot, and a felt storage system. Designed to teach children how to grow and prepare their own food, it also promotes healthy living and eating habits.

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Eat Play Grow is the latest design in educational children’s furniture from innovator Ruth Vatcher. The table features an herb sprouting tray, chopping board, watering pot, and a felt storage system. Designed to teach children how to grow and prepare their own food, it also promotes healthy living and eating habits.

(via Inhabitat)

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    definately getting this for my kids
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