Children's Green Step Stool - Ideal for Potty Training, Bathroom, Bedroom, Toy Room, Kitchen, and Living Room. A Perfect Addition to Your Home Review

I didn't buy this for kids but for personal use. My sofa is high off the floor so my feet don't touch the floor. I bought this to have a foot rest and it works great. I can easily lift and shift it with my feet to change location if needed. It works great and I'm glad I bought it. The only downside is that you can't stand on it. In adults, it is not very persistent. It folds in half very easily. Again, this really wasn't made for adults, but this is a really great footstool.

We have this and a very portable potty seat (one with handles that we can detach and take with us anywhere) and another larger, more durable bucket seat. My 3 year old son prefers this. He can attach it and the seat and use it by himself. This step also serves as a step for him to reach the sink faucet. Although the ladder seat we bought was more expensive and has a padded seat, we rarely use it. He's standing on a toilet that no one uses because it's much harder to move back and forth. My son…

I bought this stool because I move it every time my son steps on it. Let me tell you how much I love this little stool. It's smaller and very durable, it grips tight so you don't slip when you step on it. The bottom grip is exactly what I was looking for. It's light for my son to take it to the sink and wash his hands! This was probably the best purchase I've ever made for potty training! Oh yes, it also has a curve to fit the floor of the toilet! Maybe I'll have more kids to potty train them…

We got this for our little one after potty training. We've been using the mini potty for actual training, but we're looking for a way to switch to a regular toilet. She loves this stool! We used to have to help her go to the toilet and hold her there; now she climbs up, braces herself and tells us to go. Success! She also likes to wear it in the sink to wash her hands - and wherever she needs to take a step. Excellent purchase! UPDATE: We've had this little stool for almost two years with…

Advantages: The high chair has an excellent non-slip grip on the underside and in the standing area and is light, so that the child can maneuver it independently. Cons: The stool will flex if too much weight is placed on the step area. Her older sister is 10 years old (she is not overweight) and I don't feel comfortable around her. I also wish it was a little more height, but that's probably more on me for not reading the dimensions/description better. It works for potty training but doesn't…

We needed a couple to rent out a property that an elderly friend was looking to move into. Question. They support her very well and are just enough height to give her a little nudge in the kitchen and closet. IKEA used to make a step stool but hasn't sold it since (or has supply chain issues). They are similar to the IKEA version except for a small plastic ring that fits in the finger holes. For some reason they are not part of the molded plastic but separate. I think they're there to smooth…