Toddler Tower for Kids 1-3, Adjustable Wooden Toddler Standing Tower with Detachable Nets & Support Feet, Kitchen Step Stool with Anti-Slip Mats for Nursery

Love it! My grandson uses it all the time. Sturdy, nice size.

Pros:Very solid and sturdyCompact (some of the weird photoshopped photos make it look huge, but it's not)Meshing provides safety for littlesLack of footholds should minimize babies climbing over the topAttractiveEasy to assemble. As some have mentioned, the stool could use pilot holes, but I was able to screw it together without that.Footstool can be tucked away until needed.Cons:I dont see how any child could use the highest setting. My 10 month old is average height, and at that setting the top edge only reached up to about his waist, making it quite dangerous and uncomfortable to use (he had to bend at the waist to use the sink and fell out the top on the first use). The middle setting made the top edge reach his elbows, which will work for now, but it seems to me we'll reach the lowest setting before he hits 2. I'm curious how long it will actually last!The mesh is clearly an afterthought. It does reach the screws to attach, but barely. It's a right pain to use the buckle with it stretched so tight, and the buckle sits awkwardly at the corner. I plan on using the mesh as long I'm plopping my baby in the top and then I'll remove it completely as soon as he's climbing in and out on his own.

I am very satisfied with this tower. I wanted a tower that had adjustable height and from which my baby would be unable to climb out. This one is perfect - there are no holes she could put her feet in, so I don't have to worry about watching her all the time when she's in! She is just 1 year old and learned how to climb in and out by herself. She is on the taller side so we had to put the base on the second level from the top. I don't think any toddler would be able to climb in if it is set to the highest level. Things I love: I can close the netting when I don't want her to climb in, the little stepstool can eventually be used separately, it is very well made, it is very sturdy, there is no way it will tip over. Downsides - it is heavy and hard to move, but I knew that going in, and that was my preferance, over foldable or transformable towers. Also, she can eventually use it as a "princess tower" (without the base borad and the step). My baby really likes it, she can climb in and out to look what I am doing on the counter at any time!

I purchased this toddler step stool with the safety net as it would provide extra protection against falling off. The net was very difficult to attach to the stool and broke loose soon after using. The stitching on the strap was minimal. This was disappointing since similar stools without the net were at a lower price.I would have designed the stool so that the step could be flipped up into the bottom of the stool so it would take less floor space.

My great grand daughter loved her standing tower. She will get quite a few years of use out ofit.

We are overall happy with this tower, it feels sturdy and it’s nice looking to have sitting out in your kitchen. My toddler uses it every single day to eat and play at the counter. However, the net in front ripped. They are strapped VERY tight so I can see this happening alot. I’m not sure how to get a replacement net, but I think the company should offer this.

Don’t event think about it, great product. Pros: the net and the fold up step. My 12m old loves to watch me cook and we don’t use the step yet so I like I can lock it away so she doesn’t just climb it. She’ll stand in that thing watching me for an hour no issues and it’s nice to have free arms again. Cons: it’s big, I have a pretty large kitchen and it still takes up real estate, also not easy to move once you put the pads on the bottom (it was easy before applying them so if you have tile it’s not necessary). It took a few hours to put together but very solid

Love! It’s perfect for my daughter. Love how easy it for her and the size is perfect. The only thing I would change, wish you could lower it one more level. My daughter is on the taller side.