SDADI Kids Kitchen Step Stool Tower for Toddlers, Holds up to 150 lbs, w/ Safety Rail, Wide Platform Design, and 4 Anti-Slip Strips, Black

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.

Easy to assemble and sturdy. It made a great birthday gift for a one year old. He is able to climb into it on his own and “help” at the counter.

Our 1.5 year old loves being in the mix. She wants to see what everyone is doing and she always wanted to be in my arms while I was cooking, and well that wasn't safe and she was getting heavy. Saw a friend who posted her daughter in one of these and decided to try it out. She loves it. I move it around the house so she can see me preparing food, so she can see her birds in their cage, for everything! I realize she's young (but a very agile and smart 1.5 year old) so if it had a strap you could snap on and off under the safety bar just for added safety I'd feel even more at ease having her in there. The assembly was quick, maybe 30 mins max, probably quicker if you don't have a toddler interrupting you! And it' sturdy enough that I know after she's outgrown it we can pass it on to someone else.

I’ve been wanting to get a stool like this for my daughter for a while. She loves to be involved with what I’m doing and I thought this would be great for Thanksgiving. My one concern was that pretty much all the stools I looked at had a large opening in the back where the child could fall out. I understand there needs to be an opening so the child can climb in and out on their own but in my opinion there should be some sort of safety bar or gate that you can open and close to prevent falling. In any event I took a chance and sure enough the very first time we used the stool we looked away for literally a second and my daughter went to sit down, sticking her wobbly butt out dramatically like most little kids do, and promptly fell right out the back and on her head. I know, I know, YOU CANT LOOK AWAY FOR A SECOND! Well here’s the deal, if you’re actually cooking and paying attention to that you’re going to turn to grab something at some point and in that instant there’s a chance your kid will move in this stool and fall out of the very large gap in the back. There’s really very little protection in that respect.That being said, my brother actually came up with the suggestion of just turning the whole cage unit around so the front with the safety bars is in the back and the back with the opening is in the front against the counter preventing falling. Granted she can’t climb in and out on her own now but she’s at the age where she really wasn’t doing that anyway we pick her up and put her in/taker her out so now it works perfectly for us! Love love love it!!In addition, it was easy to assemble (and then reassemble the “wrong” safe way) and its light and moveable which is nice but still sturdy. I think for the price, compared to other stools out there, it’s a great deal. I’ll probably be purchasing at least one more for my parents house and maybe another for my in laws as well. Very fun once you make that safety switch.

If you have a toddler that wants to do everything themselves than this stepstool is for you. It’s the perfect counter height and durable. Just be careful that the steps can be a little slippery.

I bought this tower 3 years ago. It is sturdy, well built, and a great value for the price. My 4 year old still uses it in the kitchen to help with “cooking” and it will be passed down to my 19 month old soon. We recently contacted sdadi’s customer service because we needed a replacement part (through no fault of the product) and they immediately responded and will be sending the part.

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!

My grandson loves this stool. Very sturdy and safe for toddlers. Highly recommend, easy assembly

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