A four-year-old making their own breakfast doesn't happen overnight. It starts years earlier with tiny moments that might not seem significant at the time: washing berries, pouring water into a cup, carrying a plate to the table, wiping up spills, or helping crack an egg. Practical life isn't about teaching children to do chores. It's about giving them meaningful opportunities to practice real skills, one small step at a time. You can set them up for success with child-sized tools and furniture at their height.  If you'd like a link to the table in this video comment "TOAST"!