KidzWerks Child Standing Tower Kids Kitchen Step Stool Toddler Wood Stepping Stool – Children’s Montessori Stool – Adjustable Platform, White

Why Didn’t I Buy This Sooner?!
I absolutely love the KidzWerks Child Standing Tower! It’s a game-changer for my toddler in the kitchen. The adjustable platform allows for easy customization as they grow, and the sturdy wooden design ensures safety. It’s perfect for encouraging independence and helping around the house. My child can now safely reach the counter, and it’s been so fun to have them involved in meal prep! Wish I bought this sooner—highly recommend it to any parent!

Damaged when it arrived
Was upset it came already damaged as this product is not cheap. Didn’t want to wait for a re-ship so put it together anyway. The damage does not affect the product and it does it’s job well, was easy to put together too.

Stands the test of time
I’m writing this 2 years after purchase and the stool is still going strong. Better than anything my husband could have made. Sturdy and durable, easy to clean, and slides well across my kitchen floor for my little to move it around himself.

Sturdy product and great customer service
We decided to go with this product because of its great reviews and the fact the safety bar at the back is removable (I have a two year old who doesn’t need that extra bar all the time).The product arrived in good package. We assembled immediately. One of the supporting board on the bottom chipped although we used hand tool (not power tools). The screws also got stuck that we couldn’t even get it disassembled.So I contacted customer service right away. With a couple of simple questions and pictures to explain what went wrong, the customer service provided a full refund and a complimentary replacement.To be fair, although we wouldn’t use the defective one any more, the structure still feels pretty sturdy, given the supporting board was chipped through and through.

We love this standing tower! Our 4 year old is obsessed with helping mommy cook breakfast, lunch and dinner and this has been the best purchase to help her learn basic skills in the kitchen. Very sturdy and well made. Love the color and the safety bar that prevents kids from falling backwards. Putting it together was super easy. Definitely get your money’s worth!

This product is extremely easy to assemble. It doesn’t feel cheap wood at all. Pretty stable and solid all around. My 17 month old son got up and down first try no problems. I do recommend screwing the round bar on the rear part and leaving it there until your child is old enough to use the steps without it.We have purchased different models from other brands in the past with our older son if you get what I’m saying you will see that for one single child I purchased multiple one in the past. They were cheap, fragile and unsafe. This one feels different and it has last more than the first one I got for my oldest son when he was a toddler. Time will tell if this was worth the money. I will update this review at the 6 month and 12 months mark.******update******Buyers be aware!!!!! If your little is a little tornado you need to pay close attention to them when using this step. So far I have found what it could easily become a safety hazard or minimum a concern. If you look at the design it has this cut out sections on the side. This is my son’s favorite spot to climb and get on the counters and even the stovetop (thank God it was off and cold). That’s one of my concerns about this. The other one is that if you have a little thick bone child with some weight he could easily flip this to the side and get seriously hurt. Just keep a close eye with your baby when using this steps.

I bought this Kidwerks tower instead of what seemed like the most popular of the category, the Learning Tower by Little Partners. I preferred the design and size of this tower, and it cost almost half of the other one. We’ve had it assembled and in use for a day now, so I figured I’d share my thoughts.Assembly only took about 15 minutes and was pretty easy. The instructions aren’t very well designed, but it’s a simple structure and was easy enough to figure out. You are basically just screwing the pieces of wood together with philips heads screws, no hex wrench involved. The wood seems of high quality, and it’s relatively heavy once assembled. There were no defects with my unit, and everything was packaged well to avoid damage. My one piece of advice would be to not use a power drill during assembly because the screws can strip the wood fairly easily.The tower looks good, and it’s the right size for my 2 year old. I like that the standing height adjusts, but the step itself doesn’t adjust, meaning that when you place the standing base to the highest level for your little one, the step is likely going to be too far for them to reach.I don’t have any other towers to compare this to, but one aspect I didn’t like is that my 2 year old immediately figured out how to remove the rear railing, and there is no way to secure it without modification. I may try to tape or screw it to avoid it becoming a weapon against our 6 month old.Another concern of mine is that the cut-outs on the sides allow for rambunctious kids to climb up above the standing height, and could possibly tip the unit. While the tower seems to have plenty of side-to-side stability, a cantilevered child could push that to the limit.Lastly, a minor nitpick on the beechwood color – the screw covers included are quite a bit darker than the wood. I ended up leaving them off because I preferred the look of the screws and I was concerned about the choking hazard of the screw covers.