Little Partners 3-in-1 Growing Step Stool Toddler Tower Helper Step Stool, Wooden Standing Stool for Bathroom or Kitchen, Anti-Slip Feet, Built-in Safety Hand Rails Up to 100 lbs. (Olive Green)

This was a great addition to our bathroom so our toddler can stand at the sink and wash his hands or brush his teeth. It is very sturdy and the handles are great for both moving it around and keeping our high energy son focused on the task at hand. It is heavy enough not to tip or fall over, but easily carried. It does have a bit of a footprint so i imagine that it wouldn’t work well for small or tight spaces. It has a weight limit of 150lbs so it isn’t a step stool for the whole family, (my husband doesn’t need a step stool anyway) but it is perfect for our purposes. We skipped the non-slip stickers and haven’t had any problems. The different height options are great as our children grow, and allow for multipurpose use. It is easy to change the heights, but has a strong security mechanism to ensure that the steps don’t come loose or move without focused intent. Overall we are very happy with this purchase.

This step stool was great! We used it in our downstairs bathroom which has a tall sink. I loved the side rails/handles for the little toddlers. I also love the helper tower feature. Cleaned well and looked nice.

I am super happy with the way this step stool turned out! I appreciate it for these reasons: 1- it was easy to build. Comes with Allen keys and took me about 20 minutes. Instructions were easy to follow and clear. Each part was marked to avoid confusion, which is helpful. 2- it’s super sturdy and solid, not wobbly at all. The handles are well placed and help guide my daughter up and down without a problem. 3- I like that the top step is adjustable so this can grow with the kiddos. 4- I like how wide the stool is, as both of my little ones can stand up there at the same time if need be. I wouldn’t suggest leaving them unattended though in case one bumped the other.

I debated for a long time before getting this. I had issues paying $100 for a step stool. Before it arrived on prime, I was already glad I did it. I was holding my 27 lb 2 year old to brush her teeth and it was killing my back. A couple visits to the chiropractor or masseuse would have already purchased the stool without the back pain. It took less than 1 hour to assemble, with my 2 yr old helping. Instructions are well organized and communicated with both pictures and words. Nothing too wordy. My father is a woodworker (furniture builder quality) and was impressed with the quality of the materials in this stool. That says A LOT because most products he thinks are junk. He said the plywood this is made from is exceptional quality and one of the best in the world. We elected not the put the little grippy footprint on it because of the water staining others reported. We ordered the clear slip proof tape, but haven't installed it yet. Our daughter LOVES this - especially when combined with the faucet extender, the ducky handle for the water, and the light switch extender. It gives her such a sense of accomplishment and independence. Even though the price is more than I wanted to pay, I feel that the price is worth the VALUE of the product. I don't mind paying for a quality product that will last and this one will.

There are a lot of toddler step stools our there. I just wanted one that was sturdy, safe and easy to use. Well, this product does fit that description in the end, but with a few caveats. With about 45 minutes of assembly (as clearly stated on the packaging and manual), it was together. The paint finish is suitable, but not entirely smooth or even. Perfectionists who may want to show this off in their magazine-worthy powder rooms may be disappointed. The hex bolts are also made of cheap metal, so care must be taken in manually (no drills) fastening them with the (multiple) included hex keys. Some of them required a surprising amount of torque, and I almost stripped a few in the process. But two things really irked me: firstly, the very small patches of grip paper for the treads (and thankfully not shaped like little feet as in the manual), and even smaller floor pads. I mean, on an item of this price, you would think it wouldn't take much to add another 25 cents in material to make the treads safer and feet more covered to protect floors (the smaller floor pads result in the wooden stool legs scraping the ground if the stool is not picked up perfectly vertically). Yes, I could replace this with similar material myself, but since they gave me several more hex wrenches than I needed, I would have happily swapped. The other concerning item for me is the weight capacity of the top step of the stool, which is 150 pounds if not in the lowest position (as is clearly labeled). Some people might think that's appropriate given it's primarily a child's stool. But you have to think very carefully as to whether you could ever see yourself, purposefully or accidentally, stepping on the top step of the stool with your child as you help them. Should you do that in the wrong manner, it might break. Oddly, the back panel ledge (that looks like it could be used as a step by a child) is also labeled with a warning to not use it as a step. My toddler had already tried to do so, so just be prepared. As for day-to-day usage, my toddler loves this stool. The handles are really convenient for her to climb up and down, and it's solid and heavy enough that she doesn't feel the desire to move it, or me worry about it tipping. The moveable step is a bit short and does make a bit of noise when stepped on (so I padded it), but love that it can be adjusted as she grows. In the end, it's a very good child's stool. Just know that it has some flaws in the finishing and care should be taken that it's not used in the wrong way, which combined take away a star.

I really was on the fence at first because of the price. However, I was really looking for my 20 month old to have more independence and feel like she was able to access her sink, brush her teeth and wash her hands "on her own." A small typical "stepstool" sold at Home Goods, etc, was simply too small and not high enough for my purposes-- which is why I decided to spend the money. It's living up to my expectations and is extremely sturdy. I love the handles that it has, and that it can adapt as she grows but isn't as large as a "learning tower." I also liked that adults can even use this, and it will have a long life in my household!

It’s a nice stool, mine came chipped on the very top of the back board. It’s grey so you can see the exposed wood. Unfortunately, it looks like crap and it’s very noticeable. It’s not like I can hide it or anything. I already had it built before I noticed and now I don’t want to take it apart and ship it back. It’s for the kids to use to get up to their sink in the bathroom so I’m sure it won’t be long before they do something to it, but for the price that it is, I expected better quality. Or better quality control, I should say. Someone should check the condition of the product before it ships out. If it wasn’t chipped, I’d love it, and I still do. It has different levels so my youngest can reach and my oldest can lower the step and reach as well. When the kids are done with it, it can be used as a step stool for us or a stool to sit on. I like the grey color. It’s very sturdy and I don’t worry about my two year old using it.

This product is really great quality and construction. We purchased it for our 2-year-old to be able to help out in the kitchen. He was so thrilled when he first stood on it and could see and reach things on the counter. Our 10 and 7 year old girls can also use this stool to help put away dishes into cabinets/shelves they could not reach before having it. I have found that I can also use it as a step stool to reach high places. It is sturdy, stable (doesn't slide away easily) and well built. the only drawback is that you have to move it in order to open your drawers (because the handles go up to counter height). I totally get it was designed this way for safety - it is merely an inconvenience and not a barrier to use or purchase of the product.

Used for adult step stool......but came with three small gouges in the painted surface. Otherwise very satisfied!

Absolutely love this step stool! It’s been hard to find one with a ‘railing’ and this was perfect. I love that it can grow with my child by adjusting the step heights too. I like that it’s got some weight to it to help prevent tipping (I’m thinking about attaching it to the cupboards below the bathroom sink as well as a secondary measure to prevent tipping).

No regrets even though this was a pricier purchase. We have adults who are over the weight limit who use this all the time too to be honest! My preschooler absolutely loves it & drags it all around to help with jobs she wasn't able to before!

Best kids stool ever easy set up... Great purchase worth every dollar

We LOVE this! Our toddler uses it daily!