🪑 SDADI Kids Learning Stool | Adjustable Height Kitchen Step Stool | Mothers' Helper LT05G Review

I really appreciate the longevity of the product and the price. Use it for my 16 months. old grandson, lets him help in the kitchen or at the workbench. Stable even when leaning over it and trying to feed the dog (but not recommended), very happy with the product and grandma helped a lot.

sent this to my grandson, unfortunately part was completely covered with paint so my sister in law could not put a screw in the hole the wooden part has wanted to make the stool stronger and stronger she sent emailed the seller but to no avail, she didn't want to return the stool as it took a long time to assemble and there was no more white stool. To the seller, if you are reading this please get back to me and I will refer you to my sister in law. My grandson loves this step stool but someone

Buyer beware your child will use this against you. Easily pushed by a 16 month old world conqueror in training. Now you can reach the sink to 'wash and wash', light switches to start techno-globe style parties and 'halp' to cook food. Easy to clean. Place to prevent falling. Can be used as a gymnastics set. Cannot be folded or disassembled. You can slip on slippery floors. They popped up in bathrooms, kitchens, and bedrooms to help with general debauchery. We're all big fans in this house.

Update: I loved them so much I bought a second one for my 2.5 year old as my 4 year old had to lower it too far. Stool "First Step" in very good condition. The latest arrived a little differently than the first. The new one came with underfoot padding and anti-slip step tape. The finish is also different. The bolt-on design also seems better. I can definitely recommend this step stool. ----- It was pretty quick and easy to build. I had trouble getting some of the washers into the hole. The…

It really was the best money spent this year. My now two year old loves it and uses it daily. He used to be on my feet and wanted me to hold him in my arms while I cooked, but that's changed now. He eats snacks in it, watches me cook, we play playdough on the counter, whatever. He knows exactly where to get water etc. Believe me, it's good value for money and was easy to assemble and maintain. I love that it has "support legs" that run vertically to keep it from tipping over and the size is…

We've been using it for about a month now. My 15 month old loves it. She figured out how to get in very quickly, but she's still having trouble getting out (the last step is a bit too big for her at the moment). She can also move it to where she wants to get to the counter. It's really strong, despite the fact that she was dragging him around and stomping hard on the stairs. The only problem we had was with the installation. The instructions say not to turn the setscrews more than 1.5 turns. Of

Love it and so does my 14 month old! I wish we had one sooner! This learning tower makes cooking so much easier as my little one won't get in my way, cling to me or whine. I used a regular two-tier stool, but it wasn't high enough for my little one to reach the bar and I was constantly worried that he might fall. Other than that, he's happy because he's participating and I'm happy to know he's safe and studying! There are many training towers on the market, but this was one of the cheapest…

I bought this for my 19 month old granddaughter to use when washing her hands and to 'help' grandma with baking cookies. The stool was packed fairly well in styrofoam and heavy cardboard. Luckily no scratches or anything like that. Instructions only in pictures. It comes with some washers but the photos do not show the use of washers. There is fine print "recommended" about using washers. I used washers and everyone should use them. Following the step-by-step drawings, I assembled a stool…