🪜 Ikea Bolmen Slip Resistant Step Stool - 9.875 inch Review

I like the strength and height. My kids don't even need a faucet extender because it's big enough. It's a little heavy, but that's probably a good thing.

So far so good! I love the increased height on this one for my little guy. It's big enough to reach the sink and toilet, but not so big that he can't stand on it by himself. All the other chairs I saw were very short. Anti-slip top and bottom, light enough to move easily, perfect for our needs.

Bought this for my 2 year old to wash hands, brush teeth and sit on the potty. I needed something higher than what is available. It was dirty and I cleaned it but there is still a streak of dirt around it that cannot be removed. I don't have Ikea but I think they are cheaper in store. All in all it does its job and I'm happy with it.

The best ladder. We have two of these at home for different rooms (which we originally bought from Ikea) and they are perfect for our son. When I needed a third stool for my grandma's house, it was an easy choice. The downside is the cost. If you go to the IKEA store and buy it, it's about a third of the cost of this stool. However, our nearest IKEA is an hour round trip away. Until I figure out the travel time and general drama of traveling with a 3 year old and the reality, I'll probably walk

Ikea step stools are the best stools for young children. I bought this (at Revain) and a taller version from Ikea ($16) when my toddler was 2 and I was potty training him. The taller version I bought from Ikea has black anti-slip pads. The bottom of these stools have anti-slip pads on the bottom of each leg to prevent slipping. We have wood floors in other parts of our home and I don't have to worry if my toddler uses this on wood as it is non-slip so the stool doesn't scratch our floors. There