Toddler Standing Tower - Adjustable Height Toddler Kitchen Stool Helper - Ideal Kids Kitchen Step Stool for Learning New Skills - Updated Design with Safety Feet - Varnished

The media could not be loaded.  After searching for months at different toddler towers, and asking friends for recommendations, I finally purchased this one. Assembly was not difficult as we followed the instructions step by step (pieces are labeled which is very helpful for this mama who needs detailed instructions). So far it’s been a great help with my toddler who likes to be a part of everything I am doing and always wants “up!”. It has 3 different height levels to accommodate your growing kiddo. It also has 3 safety bars (2 that are adjustable) for your child’s stability when on the tower. The two that are adjustable are easy to remove/ securely attach for convenience. The step and standing platform piece both have non-slip step strips for grip support when your child is getting on/ off the tower. It’s not too heavy and easy to move around. I’ve been moving it back and forth between rooms and it has not been an issue. I advise to always watching your child while they’re on it because my son likes to rock back and forth and if he did it hard enough he may tip it over (currently teaching him this is a no no). These toddler towers can be expensive which is why I did a lot of research before purchasing one. The material seems like good quality, but we’ll see how it holds up after time since it will be a part of our everyday lives.

My daughter loves standing on this to be more eye level when I’m in the kitchen. I do like the third removable safety bar, but it is sort of tedious to screw on and off, so I just leave it and put her in it instead of allowing her to climb up on her own. It is slightly wobble as well so has the potential to tip depending on how vigorously your child moves and if it’s up against the counter or not.

We love this toddler tower. I’ve been known to put IKEA furniture together incorrectly and I was able to manage this without a problem. It took me about 40 minutes to assemble. My toddler can easily climb in and out of it. It’s plenty sturdy and perfect for him “helping” at the kitchen counter.

I bought this for my grandson’s first birthday. He loves it. Makes working in the kitchen so much easier for his mom! Item is very strong and sturdy. It doesn’t tip over.

I don’t leave many Amazon reviews, so when I do, it’s either something really bad or really good. This is a REALLY good review!Toddler started crawling at 7ish months. Walked along furniture at 9 months. Bought this at 12 months, but he didn’t really use it until 13 months, when he could crawl into and on the step better.Now at 15 months, he’s used this countless times, multiple times a day. Loves seeing the action on our kitchen island or at the sink. Sometimes it’s the only place he’ll eat from (instead of his high chair), and it’s usually where he eats breakfast while I’m getting my lunch packed for work.We always use full supervision when he’s in it- he’s lost balance once coming down and rolled out backwards- I caught him before he hit the opposite cupboard. Or if he’s squirrelly- he has lifted his feet and almost gotten one through the side holes. Other than that, this is worth its weight in gold. He’s spilled multiple times on it, and it wipes up like new.As a bonus- it’s usually where he poops now- he likes to grab the bar or side rail and squat. Haha!