ECR4Kids Reach-Up Step Stool with Support Handles and Non-Slip, Two Step Counter Height Hardwood Stepping Stool for Kids and Toddlers, Natural Finish - Potty Training Helper, Model: ELR-17429 Review

Heavy duty ladder for my kindergarten kids. My son assembled it in a few minutes. High quality, like the rest of the kindergarten furniture from ECR4kids. I have several items that I have purchased from Revain for my daycare and I am very happy with all of them.

Easy to assemble except the screws keep coming loose and I'm the only one using an Allen key. Like the key wasn't the right size. I'm 40 years old, I haven't freaked out, but now I have 3 screws, half in / half out, that I just have to work with a wrench. Otherwise it looks very strong.

Very easy to assemble, high height for our tiny washroom with pedestal sink - the step height is too high for a 2 year old so we had a few falls during the learning process and are trying to control and use it hold on to the handles and don't play it! The top step is quite high so I could see a fall injury from that level. My only downside is that it's difficult to clean non-slip areas, a wet rag won't cut, the abrasive texture grabs all sorts of bathroom dirt - but we really liked the product!

Screw holes are not drilled. The wood crackled in many holes. Most screws will not thread all the way in, resulting in sharp protrusions. whoops It also doesn't have handles on the bottom. It seems that a small child can easily shift their weight, causing the steps to slide. I will not test this on my own child. The material used on the steps appears to be a rubbery material that everything sticks to. Styrofoam sticks to it, which you have to remove with tweezers. we give it back Goodbye!

Fantastic in production. Sturdy wood and frame. THE ONLY PROBLEM, and it's quite big, but easy to solve. IF YOU WANT TO USE THIS ON TILE FLOORS, YOU MUST BUY NON-SLIP FLOOR PADS. Regardless of the weight, it slides on ice like Dorthy Hammill, which is definitely dangerous for children. Using a rug is less likely to slip but still not as secure as we would like so we bought a rug grip to attach to another as it was still slipping when our kid did it. Don't stand on it in the middle. So four…

I used to buy a Learning Tower and it just got annoying. It was a wonderful alternative for our family. It fits under the countertop so it can be tucked away a bit, it's sturdy but my almost 2 year old can pull it where he wants to go and although it has an open back it feels a bit more secure. In the training tower, my daughter sat down and forgot that one side was open and we had a couple of incidents where it fell out. It was also difficult for her to get in and out of the car. She just…

We've had this stool for two years now. It was perfect for our 18 month old (who is almost 3 now!) and I think he will work for us for a few more years. He loves to bake cookies with me so he can play with his toys at the counter while I cook. It's not as safe as the Montessori tower (see below - can be a problem for very adventurous climbers), but I'm happy with its safety features. Pros: Low profile, added security of side handles. Steps Nice design Can be used for years Cons: Steps can get…

2 star docking station for safety reasons. I was looking for something that looked like a learning tower that wasn't as big and bulky as the Montessori tower since we have a small kitchen. After a long search I decided on this one. I foresaw some security issues with the design, but in practice I realized that this is really unsafe. The board, perpendicular to the side panels, sits at the perfect inseam height for our 20 month old. So what is he doing? He quickly steps on it as if it were a…