Niblett & Co™ 8 pcs cleaning set for kids
Kid sized cleaning tools that really sweep, designed to turn your little one's urge to help into real chores that build independence & responsibility.
◈ kid sized | sweeps up real crumbs
◈ no chemicals | their own water spray
◈ builds motor skills & responsibility
◈ suitable for kids of all ages
30-Day Risk Free Guarantee
We're so sure you'll love our kids cleaning set that if you experience any issues within 30 days of your order, reach out to us at contact@ensiven.com and we'll be happy to help you with a full refund or exchange.
2 Year Warranty
Purchase with confidence! Our kids cleaning set is CE certified and comes with a 2 year warranty.
If there's a manufacturing defect, we'll make it right, whether that's a repair, replacement, or refund. You focus on the fun; we've got the rest covered!
What's included?
- 1x tool stand with hooks & shelf
1x broom
1x long handle dustpan
1x small dustpan
1x hand brush
1x spray bottle
1x basin
1x caution wet floor sign
✅ CE certified ✅ No harmful chemicals ✅ Wipes clean
Can it hurt my child's fingers?
Most kitchen cuts happen in a split second. A sharp knife slips, or a finger gets pressed under the blade.
Our knives can't cut that way. Press it hard into your palm and nothing happens. Bump it, poke it or drop it, and still nothing.
It cuts in only one way: sawing back and forth, a few times, on the same spot. A cucumber sits still on the board and lets that happen. A finger never stays still that long.
So your child can slice real food with our knife, and you can watch without holding your breath.
The crinkle cutter
Your child grips the handle with both hands and presses straight down. The handle sits above the blade, which keeps their fingers on top of the food. Use it for the firm foods: carrots, potatoes and apples.
The peeler
The blade sits inside a plastic guard, with a gap just wide enough to lift a thin strip of peel. Teach your child to peel away from the hand holding the potato, the same way you do.
How to start
For the first few sessions, stay right next to children under 5. Begin with soft foods like bananas, strawberries and cucumbers. Move on to carrots and apples once they saw with steady strokes.
Care
Every piece is BPA free and goes in the dishwasher.
Raise a kid who helps without being asked
Toddlers are born helpers: in a classic study, every single toddler jumped in to help with the housework without being asked.
But a broom twice their size turns that help into a bigger mess, so most of us say "let me do it", and the urge slowly fades. Sweeplet's tools are made for their size, so their help really works, and the urge to help grows into a habit for life.
◈ tools perfectly sized for kids

Keeps little hands off real cleaners
Cleaning products are the second most common poisoning in kids under 6, and it often happens in a second: the bottle you set down to answer the door.
A child who wants to help reaches for whatever you're holding. With their own Sweeplet spray bottle, filled with nothing but water, they copy every spray and wipe right next to you, while your cleaners stay up and away.
◈ No chemicals, just water

No bribes needed
Sticker charts and treats seem to work, but they turn helping into a job for pay: in one study, toddlers who were rewarded for helping helped less later on.
Sweeplet makes the job itself the reward. Their own tools, a clean spot they can see and your thank you are all it takes to keep them coming back to help.
Builds motor skills, away from screens
Screens keep little bodies still while the show does all the moving. Sweeping does the opposite: both hands work together across the body, the move that dressing, and later writing, are built on.
Every squeeze of the spray trigger builds the hand strength a pencil grip needs. Real play, without harmful screens.
◈ Builds gross & fine motor skills

A place for every tool, at their height
Montessori classrooms give every child a small broom and dustpan and a spot to put them back, because a child who can reach a tool can finish the job alone.
Sweeplet's stand holds the broom, both dustpans, the brush and the spray at their height, so cleaning up starts and ends without you. Kids who start helping at 3 or 4 are more likely to succeed as young adults, and it starts with a tool they can reach.
◈ Every tool has its place
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