KATARUS Toddler Step Stool for Kids Two Step Standing Tower for Kitchen Counter, Bathroom Sink & Toilet Potty Training, Children Step Ladder Learning Helper with Handles and Safety Non-Slip Pads, Grey

Very sturdy step stool, and was perfect for my daughter. Since she is extremely petite, we’re talking less than 5% on the grow scale for her age, she felt more comfortable with a wider base steps and handle to hold onto. We installed a toddler toilet seat that flips down from the standard seat. Unfortunately, although my daughter was ready to be going in the big potty, she was scared of falling in bc her little bum was still so little that she felt like she would fall past the toddler seat! This worked like a charm bc of the side handles and gave her so much confidence as a “big girl”, and can now go on her own without assistance!We also tried one of those seats that have a toddler toilet seat connected to a 2 step ladder to place on top of a standard toilet seat, but she never felt comfortable climbing on it bc it wasn’t that sturdy to climb up with her pants down plus the steps were so narrow. :(This step stool was soo much better and can be used for her to wash her hands, where it’s light enough for her to push up against the sink.

I love this thing. Assembly could not have been easier and took less than five minutes. Lighter and sturdier than you would think. Price point is great considering it’s rare to find any step stools with rails for kids under $100.Tall enough for 20 month old toddler to brush teeth or wash hands. Very easy to move around. Against a wall makes a great little Montessori stool for toddler to sit and put on shoes/socks.

I needed a step stool for my petite 2 year old to use for potty training on the big potty, I have the built in potty seat toilet lid so did not need the built in potty seat/step stool combo. This was easy to put together and sturdy, it works perfectly for my toddler. She loves it because it's so light that she can move it easily from the toilet to the sink to wash her hands no problem! When she doesn't need it for the potty anymore she can use it else where. 5 Stars!! You won't regret buying this!

I really love this stool even though it's a bit pricey compared to others I have purchased. It's very sturdy, easy to assemble and I like the handles. My 4 year old can easily carry this stool around. It is quite bulky so I think it will take up too much space in our bathroom. We use it in other areas though.We own a few step stools for our kids. We have a two step wooden stool (starting to wobble after a year of use, my least favorite), Nuby (great for the bathroom, doesn't take up much space, better for older toddlers as it's not very high) and Prince Lionhart (great price, two step and stays in place just not sure of durability as Nuby seems to be better quality).This stool provides the most height, seems to be a similar quality to Nuby. The handles are a big plus but like I said, it does take up more space than most stools.

This was very easy to assemble. It’s sturdy but light weight. It fits perfectly in front of a toilet so my 18mo toddler can rest her feet on the top step as she sits. The handles help keep her steady. We can move it over to the sink and let my toddler stand to wash her hands or brush her teeth. I had one similar to this one and it was discontinued by the time I wanted one for another bathroom. I was beyond thrilled to find this product.

We started potty training around 20 month so my guy isn’t super tall. This stool gives him a sense of security because of its tall handlebars. It’s also been good for my nephew who is almost 3yrs old. It’s easy to move around from potty to sink and is very lightweight. I would add is some sort of slip pad on the steps. If it gets wet the plastic becomes slippery which is a falling hazard. Also, my son likes to put his feet on it and kick it while going potty so it can tip over easily. I still assist with potty time but if it tipped over while he was on his own he’d be stuck high up on the toilet. Just a couple minor kinks. Overall it’s been the best training stool so far. This is our fourth one.

These are cool steps that your child can use to wash their hands on their own. Are very lightweight yet super stable. The handrails are very helpful not to stumble or fall.But our savvy two-year-old is independently carrying the steps around the house and with their help reaches the shelves, pulling off all the curious objects from them. We immediately removed all available sharp objects and liquids, because now our cunning daughter with her steps can do everything! :)))

It was easily to assemble and the perfect height for helping toddlers get on the toilet. My daughter is an average height two yr... not the tallest nor the shortest. I like it because it easy to clean and I already had a potty seat. I didn’t want to have the ones attached and stored away bc it was inconvenient to clean under where pee splash into the crevices. This was perfect for us even when she gets taller this can be used to help her get to the sinks. The only down side it’s extremely light if the kids decide to play with it. So I ended up tying it down so it won’t flip.