4-in-1 Toddler Kitchen Step Stool, Foldable Learning Standing Tower with Blackboard, Wooden Kitchen Stool Helper for Kids, 1-3 Year Old Boy Girl Gifts

OK, so I’ll admit building this was a little tedious but when I was done building it kind of loosened up after a while which I guess maybe is expected but it wasn’t the whole thing. It was just the little flared bottom of the table legs also day one my son ran up to the table, sat down and has eaten his food on the table ever since that said he’s also drawn on the table, which is a downside to it being wood, but he loves the chalkboard part. He loves to stand up on this thing and cut his fruit with me. It’s definitely worth the investment.

Nana’s house needed a tower! Our toddler grandson uses his tower so much at home that we knew we needed one too. It is so awesome to have him want to use it to engage in all the kitchen activities, and it is reassuring to know this sturdy product keeps him safe. It is easy to clean and to also fold into a desk for other activities.

It’s a bit dirty because we use this everyday! my toddler wants to be involved in everything and this helps her. she knows how to climb up and it’s so safe. we also used it was a table until we bought a table. This is def worth every penny and made of good quality. took my husband maybe 20 minutes to put together. It was easy to assemble.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I picked this one because it’s multi-use. It’s easy to flip from step up stool to table. Sturdiness:It’s pretty sturdy and stable. Ease of assembly:It was about a 30 minute assembly, and pretty easy to out together.The only negative is the fact that it’s bear/unfinished wood, and with a coat it would be more aligned with user behavior. My toddler spills everything. And she’s always carrying food in her hand. It got stained day one and it absorbed immediately into the wood. I’ve scrubbed it and the stains don’t improve.

This step stool is absolutely amazing! It took me about 30 minutes to assemble on my own, and it was totally worth it. My 17-month old loves it, he now washes his hands by himself before and after eating or playing outside (with supervision) , and he enjoys splashing around with water too.The best part? I don’t have to keep lifting him up every time he wants to reach the sink. It’s been such a relief for my back!I haven’t used it in the kitchen just yet since he’s still a bit young for that, but I know it’ll be super handy when he’s ready. This has quickly become one of our favorite toddler items.Highly recommended for any parent with an independent little one!

Simply put, it’s cheaply made. Here’s why; I built it and noticed pre drilled holes were misaligned so their flat end screw didn’t go in so I had to use my own. It’s so lightweight that once built when my 1 year old reached to the side, the whole thing tipped. Thankfully I put it close enough to the counter that it didn’t fall. The side “supports” do nothing to keep it upright. Too dangerous, so I returned it. Also, the chalkboard is basically plastic. Just buy one a little more expensive and make sure it’s actual wood.

Very sturdy. Easy to put together and perfect for a toddler that wants to be involved in the kitchen.

My kid hasn’t figured out how to stand in this yet, but so far it has been great quality, and I am very excited to see him use it with me. It came with slip strips so that makes me feel better