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aiwo 6in1 Foldable Toddler Tower with 2-Step Stool Kitchen Standing Stool, 3 Adjustable Heights, Chalk-Whiteboard & Learning Activity Games
Original price was: $167.84.$158.90Current price is: $158.90.
Last updated on 11/06/2026 11:02 am Details
- 6-in-1 Toddler Tower: Easily switch between a kitchen tower, counter assistant, and learning station. Watch your little one’s eyes light up as they explore number rolling blocks, a rainbow bead abacus, and a Z-shaped sliding puzzle. The included blackboard sparks creativity and cognitive growth. It’s more than just a step stool—it’s a world of learning and play
- 3 Adjustable Heights for Growth: Our toddler tower is designed to adapt to your child’s growing. With 3 height settings (10.3″, 15.3″, 19.3″) and support for up to 160 lbs, it grows with your child from toddler to preschooler. The separate 2-step stool encourages them climb independently, fostering self-reliance. The fold-design saves space, making it perfect for any home. Give your child a tool that grows with them
- More Non-Skid Support Feet, Safer: We prioritize your child’s safety with our toddler standing tower. Crafted from thick wood with a smooth surface and rounded edges, it features 8 non-slip support feet for extra stability—2 more than other towers! The separable 2-step stool ensures secure climbing. Some parts are coated with eco-friendly green paint, safety meets style
- Empower Independence & Learning: Watch your toddler flourish as they climb, wash hands, and eat independently on our learning tower. This stool builds balance, strength, and self-reliance while strengthening parent-child bonds. The toys and blackboard nurture creativity and cognitive skills. Give your child the gift of independence and learning today
- Gift for Curious Toddlers: Searching for the perfect gift? Our toddler learning tower is the ultimate choice! It provides a safe and fun ways for curious toddlers to explore the world. Whether for birthdays, holidays, or just because, this versatile tower stool is a cherished “growth partner” that builds confidence and joy. Treat your little one to endless possibilities
| Product Dimensions | 28.1"D x 23.7"W x 35.43"H |
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| Brand | aiwo |
| Material | Wood |
| Color | Natural Wood |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Height, Compact, Convertible, Foldable |
| Room Type | Kitchen, Bathroom, Toilet, Bedroom, Living Room, Nursery Room |
| Age Range Description | Toddler |
| Maximum Height | 35.5 Inches |
| Weight Limit | 160 Pounds |
| Specific Uses For Product | Kitchen |
| Model Name | 6 in 1 Step Stool |
| Style | Modern |
| Is Foldable | Yes |
| Item Depth | 23.7 inches |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Base Type | Legs |
| Number of Steps | 2 |
| Item Weight | 26 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Jikun |
| Item model number | A00028 |
| Date First Available | February 11, 2025 |
8 reviews for aiwo 6in1 Foldable Toddler Tower with 2-Step Stool Kitchen Standing Stool, 3 Adjustable Heights, Chalk-Whiteboard & Learning Activity Games
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Tuffty –
I love the idea of a foldable tower; anything to save space. However, this one….. is not ideal in how it works. First off, when unfolding it the wood platform that slides in has unfinished edges, and the side panels fold inward. What this ends up meaning is that unless the sides are perfectly expanded when slotting in the platform, the corners of the platform have a habit of catching on the sides unless they are both perfectly and fully extended, causing damage to the unfinished edges of the platform. In addition, the feet end up making the tower almost just as bulky as a typical tower, even when folded. Now granted, you can just not attach the feet and call it a day, but for a tower whose whole gimmick is being able to fold, not making the feet also fold to minimize space taken up seems like a bit of an oversight. Now these are both relatively minor nitpicks, but the fact is at $120 I expect a very well finished product, both literally and design wise. And while both of these complaints are minor, they are enough for me to deduct a star. Now, if you’re exceptionally careful and are willing to use the tower without the feet, it’s an excellent tower. However, compared to other towers I’ve had which match or are below this, the enhanced features and swappable panels are not enough to make up for the price increase and lack if fit and finish to make this a 5 star item.
Amazon Customer –
Very sturdy and useful kitchen helper for toddlers. This is foldable but I choose to just leave it open. It does take up a lot of space if you don’t fold it but is big enough to fit even two toddlers at once. Super easy to assemble. Strongly recommend this product.
USA USERS –
The aiwo 6‑in‑1 Foldable Toddler Tower is a thoughtfully designed, multi-functional tower that ticks all the boxes: safety, portability, educational play, and long-term value. It encourages independence and hands-on learning—whether it’s helping in the kitchen or scribbling on the board. If you’re after a stylish, space-saving helper that grows with your child, this one deserves serious consideration. Get ready for more independent help in the kitchen—and some colorful doodles along the way!
Joseph H. –
Amazing product, really well built with so much to do. I have bought it for my 1 years old birthday maybe a little premature but this is certainly a gift that will grow with him. Aesthetically pleasing, easy to convert into the side from the charl board. It is a large unit but very sturdy. I would definitely recommend. I personally would say it good value for money.
Manilyn Gallardo –
Got this to try with the younger kids to help out in the kitchen.
It’s good quality. You need a bit of DIY to put it together. Not a big deal as it went together well. Took a short time only.
The only issue I have with it is the weight. Its very heavy. Moving it around the kitchen may be an issue for some.
It even has some activities on the sides and front to keep the younger kids happy and busy.
I do like it but at 11kg its Heavy. It’s also very sturdy and feels nice and strong.
At £99 it’s a bit pricey but it does look nice. Only thign would be storage in the kitchen. It takes up a big foot print.
I have to give it 4-5. If it wasn’t for the weight it would surely get a 5.
Carla –
The design is well thought of. Sturdy and safe
A. C. –
The number of varieties of these climbing towers seems to be increasing. My toddler really likes this one mainly because of the slide.
It was easy enough to put together with a couple of small ‘helping’ hands, though it took a while, so make sure you have about an hour set aside for it regardless of any extra ‘help’. Also, be careful when using the screws as there are only two extras. The instructions were clear and straightforward.
What I like about this particular tower are the easily moveable shelves, one of which can act as a seat or an additional security measure depending on your toddler’s height. They don’t slip out when in place though, as one has to lift them over a lip, which makes them secure.
The narrower one allows my toddler to use the tower as a hybrid high chair and be in control of getting on and off it for the most part, though I would have to be the one to remove the shelf, unless the slide is in place, but that would probably be too great a distraction from eating a meal!
That narrower shelf doesn’t really serve as an extra step though because it sits immediately under the large one, so my toddler finds it really difficult (almost impossible) to step from one onto the other, so there is room for improvement in that area.
The slide, of course, is the most fun feature and is really cleverly designed. As a backboard, it slips into grooves and is very secure. It cannot be dislodged without lifting it up and out. The chalkboard covers the entire back part of it, giving a wonderfully large space for a child to be creative. It would be good to have one that is magnetic so it can be used instead of a fridge for magnetic play.
To transform it into a slide, one lifts it up and tilts it so the top rests on one of the rungs. This makes it entirely safe as it will not move forwards or backwards until it is lifted up again. It is really very cleverly designed and yet so simple.
The two little details that I appreciate are the carrying holes at the top, which some don’t have and the stabilisers at the bottom which keep it level both when being used as a climbing tower and a slide. They are not essential, but they provide peace of mind.
The activities on both sides help to fill up dead space and keep a child temporarily entertained when one is busy in the kitchen, but are not going to maintain long-term interest. The xylophone stick/mallet has a hole in the base, so I shall tie it to some part of the tower to make sure it does not get lost.
Prices for these climbing towers are becoming more competitive. This one is a smidge on the expensive side compared to another with a slide, but this one also has the added toys and sliding boards.
Amazon Customer –
Easy to set up