Customer Reviews for VEVOR Toddler Step Stool, Adjustable 3 Step to 2-Step Kids Kitchen Stool Helper, Foldable Plastic Standing Tower Leaning Stool with Handles for Toilet Potty Training, Kitchen Counter, Bathroom, Blue

This was pretty easy to assemble...however, the instructions weren't overly helpful. It took me a little bit to get the base correct because the front is slightly more narrow than the back, but with a little finagling, I got it to work. It's perfect for helping out in the kitchen, or bathroom.. We really like this step stool.

This is really nice. I originally got it for my 5 year old because he’s on the shorter side but unfortunately it seems he’s too big for it so I’ll be saving it for the next baby when they get to toddler stage. It’s nice and easy to assemble for the most part.

Looks just as described, seems durable, easy enough to put together

This stool is great for enabling toddlers and small children to watch and help in the kitchen! It took about 30 minutes to put it together working alone. It would have been a little faster with 2 sets of hands. It is very well made and easy to move around the kitchen.

Exactly what I was looking for and my son loves it!

I like it it is safe for your toddler of course with a adult close all the time

Oh, the long-awaited learning tower – a dream come true for this kitchen-dwelling parent. Finally, my little ones can reach the countertops without risking life and limb on precarious stools. Now, let me tell you, this tower may be smaller than its counterparts, but trust me, that's a blessing in disguise. I've got enough obstacles in my kitchen without adding a giant tower to the mix. Assembly, well, let's just say it was a journey. Most of it was smooth sailing, but then came the round dowel – a tiny, innocuous piece with a penchant for causing headaches. Those pre-drilled screw holes? Yeah, they were about as deep as a kiddie pool. No matter how hard I tried, those bolts just wouldn't budge. So, for now, the tower stands tall, minus one crucial dowel. Perhaps my knight in shining armor (aka my husband) will have better luck with this round of DIY warfare.

This tower once fully assembled is pretty sturdy. I felt like I had to be pretty gentle with some of the screws to not strip or crack the wood. As long as you assemble with caution, it will be just fine. The price point on this one is quite a bit better than others I have seen.

Some of the pieces were cut at poor angles (pictured) that made assembly a little difficult, but it was overall ok. The instructions were clear and it was quick to put together. It feels pretty sturdy and my toddler is able to use it at the counter.

The safety bar had to be re-drilled so the screws would fit right but that wasn't an issue. Either way tho, the thing is sturdy enough for both kids. They love having the option to be at the counter.