SDADI Kids Kitchen Step Stool with Safety Rail, 150lb Capacity, for 18-36 Months Old, Natural

I’d never even heard of these until my daughter asked for one for her 21 month old son. To say, “He loves it,” would be a massive understatement. It’s the first thing he asks for in the morning. It is sturdy and although other reviews said it might need an extra strap along the back, we don’t think that’s necessary. He is safe just the way it is. (Of course, never leave a toddler alone, for even a moment). The instructions were a tiny bit difficult but we managed just fine. Excellent value for the money, seems very sturdy and it’s light enough to be taken from room to room. We got lucky in that it fits underneath our counters with less than a 1/4” to spare. We didn’t even think about measuring before hand - we got lucky - but you might want to double check before you order. We would definitely buy again and I’m hoping it will last for his little sister and any other little ones we might be having. I think it will.

I had this on my wish list forever, I wanted it but I didn’t want to spend the money. Just. Spend. The. Money. It’s so worth it. It allows my toddler to “help” in the kitchen, to be closer to my level, but still safe. My girl always wanted to be held and wanted to help, and this stool is so freeing for both of us.It’s solid wood and sturdy. Easy to put together. Light enough that I can carry it with one hand, but it’s not super easy for ny toddler to move.It comes with sticky grips to go on the bottom of the legs. They keep wanting to fall off, that would be the only negative for me!My girl is 26 months, been using it for about 4 months and even though she’s taller, I think she will get at least another year or more use from it.I also love that it’s natural wood and not ugly!One small note, just don’t leave it freestanding accessible to your toddler. It needs to be up against a counter or a wall, there’s a small tip risk in that direction, (just due to its design with the steps) but as long as it’s facing a counter it’s fine.

Our toddler is obsessed with his stool! It has held up well from multiple daily uses over the past year. He is two and a half. It was easy to put together. I would recommend this to any toddler parent!

- updated review -We still love and use this everyday but the screws are starting to get a little annoying :( None of them stays tightened and a screw would fall out here and there. This step stool also came with little pieces to put under the leg to keep it from sliding around easily which I love but they all fell off already except one. (Pictured)—————-K, I am in love with this. My toddlers do too. I’m so glad to have found a cute and sturdy kitchen helper for such an affordable price! It was easy to put together. I love that it included something to stick on the steps to make it non-slip for the kids as they climb up as well as for the bottom of the legs.The only con that I’m noticing is that the screws keep randomly falling out. I read the instructions and it says to not screw it in overly tight so I didn’t but I did make sure to at least screw it on TIGHT. Not sure why they keep falling out? Another one fell out tonight (pictured) and I can’t get it back in without taking some pieces apart because of where its at.

My toddler absolutely loves to climb up and be able to access the counter top and engage in different activities. She loves to move it to the sink and help with cleaning dishes. Great product!

My daughter got this for her toddler so she could safely help out at the kitchen island. We liked it so much we bought one as a gift for a friend. Not using it, it folds away. It’s very sturdy.

This is the second one I've bought. My 3 year old grandchild and her 18 months old brother love it.I bought the second one for my grandson who is turning two this week. Easy to put together, very sturdy and durable. I highly recommend this step stool! I'll be buying another for my soon to be one grandson.

Easy to assemble. After reading the reviews, I was nervous it would be wobbly but decided to take a chance on it given the cheaper cost, prime shipping, smaller footprint and easier maneuverability compared to other learning towers. I've since found that it wobbles slightly in some spots in my kitchen but is totally stable in other spots, so it is unclear whether it's the stool's fault or the floor's fault. At any rate, it's certainly stable enough and level enough for my toddler to climb in and out unassisted; he loves it and uses it constantly. It will also be easy to remove the railings at the top once my kid is a bit older, to convert it to a simple stepstool. My only complaint is that the height is exactly level with the countertop, which means it's about 1" too tall to tuck away under the breakfast bar when not in use.Oh well. Overall recommend if you're looking for a no-frills learning tower that's easy to move around your kitchen and doesn't take up too much space!