🦒 Montessori Learning Kitchen Step Stool for Kids - Adjustable Height Toddler Step with Safety Net and Non-Slip Mat, Giraffe Style, Solid Wood Review

Bought for my daughter's second birthday. She loves to climb up and down her raffia to help with cooking and laundry. This training tower is very cute. When first putting it together I thought the quality was good (solid wood) but after just a week and a half of careful use it's already rocking when climbing and standing in it. Overall it was a great gift but I expected it to remain more stable for the price.

You can't build this with all the extra security features for the price. It's worth it. I bought for my granddaughter and my son collected for her. The instruction manual had all the instructions but they were in the wrong order. When he put it together, my granddaughter was amazed. Just the right height to help mom in the kitchen, no need to worry about her falling out or knocking it over. It's cute and very functional.

I would like to submit a new review for this product. One of the legs is split apart otherwise it was a wonderful ladder for my little one, my 21 month old granddaughter, she loves it. I wrote to the manufacturer and they did their best to help me solve the problem. I was glad when they offered to fix the problem. My granddaughter likes to help me in the kitchen and I feel more comfortable with her. This makes our time in the kitchen fun!

My baby loves this tower very much. She likes to be involved in everything we do and when we are cooking, washing dishes or doing anything else in the kitchen she can be right next to us and watch. When we cook we give her a spatula and a frying pan so she can 'cook' with us and she loves it. Since she's not even a year and a half old we have to put the platform on the lowest one because she's climbed the counters before, so I'm TAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA glad that the height is adjustable. It

In general the product is good. Beautiful design and easy assembly. However, there is a serious flaw in the design of the leg balancer. The leg is small, but the screw hole is parallel to the compression line, which makes it easier to split the part. However, it broke as soon as I put the screw in. This could easily happen to all four balancers, but I was lucky it only happened to one of them. I have contacted the seller and they are unable to send a replacement but instead offer me a $10…

Got this for my 18 month old daughter who wants to see everything on the shelves! Assembly only required a hex key and I think a screwdriver would be easier if you're the only one assembling it, but that's not a problem for me. However, there was no "precut" hole on the top left of my giraffe head, which meant I made my own hole and then split the wood a bit. All other holes were pre-punched, so I'm assuming a manufacturing error. I think the instructions could have been written a little more…