WOOD CITY Kitchen Step Stool Helper - Montessori Foldable Standing Tower for Toddlers with Safety Rail, Height Adjustable Ideal Helper for Learning New Skills, Natural Pure Pine Wood (Natural)

I cook and bake all the time and my daughter gets annoyed that she can't see or help. I had a stool for her but she kept falling or slipping through it. I got this tower and now my daughter is much safer, she likes enjoying and doing prepwork with me. She easily gets in and out. Very sturdy. This comes with rubber bottom so it doesnt slip. Goes with my white room and background. One of the quickest assembly in my history. Not too heavy or light. I did try to stand on it and it didnt break . Both my kids stood in it one time although I didn't want them too and it was spacious for them. Definitely recommend buying.

I searched for ages for a good folding Kitchen tower for my daughter. We don't have a lot of space, so it had to fold neatly - that was the first requirement. The second was that it would be easy to climb on, so my daughter (12mo at the time) will be able to climb on it herself whenever she wants. The third requirement was that it would be super sturdy and strong so it would last for years and used by our next kids too.This tower meets all the requirements with flying colors.Very easy assembly, high quality parts and manufacturing accuracy. easy to assemble wooden bars that will prevent the child from falling and most importantly - it folds very easily to a size I can shove to the slot on the side of the refrigerator. My daughter learnt how to climb it in a week - its wooden step is very easy to use even for crawling babies, and its now her favorite spot whenever we do our cooking.I compared it to a few other towers my friends have, and per its price and set of features its hands down the best one.

The media could not be loaded. This kitchen helper has been an absolute lifesaver for my nerves. My 16 month old is going through an annoying phase where whenever I am in the kitchen he comes and grabs me not letting me do anything. And I had to protect him at all times, since the stool he can now join me in the kitchen, no more mischief, he plays with his toys by himself in the assistant. He's still too small to get in there alone, but it's no problem to put him in there. He is about 32 inches tall and can easily reach the counter and sink when in use. When not needed, it easily folds up completely and can be set up right away. It is very sturdy and we feel safe when he is in it. This is the best purchase I've made all year!

The media could not be loaded. We took a bit of a gamble on this since it only had 10 reviews, but other learning towers had thousands of reviews. However, this one seemed to fit our needs best, since it:* can collapse* seemed to have no clear footholds for our toddler to use to climb out of* had a smaller footprint than some othersResults are mostly positive, with one not-so-great aspect that could be very easily addressed if they just slightly move the lower bar on the back (more details below).We received it and it put together in a snap. No construction needed to have it freestanding, and then just one long screw on each foot to have it both freestanding and feeling very sturdy.Each of the bullet points above that we hoped this learning tower would feature turned out to be reality - hooray! But a couple caveats:* although it can collapse, it requires tilting up the floor where your child stands. That should be fine, but tilting is more difficult than it should be - it appears to be designed to just require a simple pull of the floor, but if both back bars are installed, you need to remove the bottom back bar - see photo and video.* and unfortunately, just after I took that video, when I was trying to put the horizontal bar back in, the frame cracked slightly! Yikes, I should have been more careful, but it also shouldn't require removing that horizontal bar. I wonder if ours had the holes for the bars put in the wrong places? It doesn't seem too structural, but I'm going to need to watch carefully now, and find some wood glue, sand it down, etc. Really disappointed that they simply didn't design the floor and this bottom back bar to have more breathing room when hinging.* the rear horizontal slats of the tower could be used by a flexible toddler (like ours!) to put a foot on there and push their way up onto a counter from the main standing area. This happened after about 2 days of using it. But it was easy enough to discourage it, so hopefully it won't be a problem... and I think that might be a potential for most other learning towersOne other thing to keep in mind, which I think is common on many towers, is that the feet stick out and are a stubbed toe waiting to happen for the adults. But that's not unique to this, just something to keep in mind.So since I started writing this review, I've gotten a big crack on the outside of this. I should be able to get some glue or tape or something, but that knocked this review down from 5 stars to 4 just while typing this... and maybe it should knock it down to 3, but I'll save that to see how bad it is or if other problems develop.

I did a ton of research and landed on this tower, which is great. I love that it is collapsible and stores easily. it's a tiny bit awkward to carry but it's not very heavy to move around. My toddler loves that she can climb in and out of it and it is very sturdy. Highly recommend.

We Love this product. Well made and very sturdy. 2 1/2 year old grand daughter Loves being up where the action is. Stand folds and is very easy to tuck away between her visits.

Took a gamble on this after researching tons of toddler towers, and wanted one that folded but would not break the bank. Was very excited to have this one arrive but unfortunately the wood was cracked in two separate places like a few other reviews mentioned. Other than that it seemed like a sturdy enough tower, but we decided to spend a little more for a better quality wood tower since we will be using it multiple days for years to come.

My grandson loves being level with the action at the cabinet top. He feels comfortable and safe standing in the space being protected from falling on all sides. It can be folded for storage which is perfect for a small kitchen like mine.