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Foldable Toddler Tower, Toddler Kitchen Step Stool Helper, Height-Adjustable Foldable Standing Tower, Auxiliary Standing Stool, Cute Shark Model (Beige)
Original price was: $74.99.$63.70Current price is: $63.70.
Last updated on 02/08/2026 12:31 am Details
- Safety Design: We installed anti-slip silicone pads at the bottom of the toddler tower, the triangular stable legs keep it stable and do not shake, and added a safety bar on the top to prevent children from falling when standing up. The triple protection and more detailed design are more carefully considered, so that parents can feel more at ease when choosing learning tower
- Height-Increasing Assistant: This foldable toddler tower can meet various needs and cultivate children’s independent ability to wash, eat, and take items by themselves
- Warm Tips: Please use this toddler learning tower under adult supervision, do not let your child use it alone. Do not leave your sight when using this toddler kitchen stool helper
- Foldable And Storable: Our toddler tower foldable can be folded and stored and placed in various corners of the room to save your indoor space. You can just unfold it and use it when you need it. Very convenient
- Easy Installation: Our Shark Folding Stool is easy to install. Just plug it into the corresponding holes and tighten the screws. You can install it with your baby under adult supervision
| Product Dimensions | 25.6 x 19.7 x 32.7 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 12.47 pounds |
| Manufacturer | China |
| Item model number | 147015 |
| Date First Available | December 9, 2024 |
8 reviews for Foldable Toddler Tower, Toddler Kitchen Step Stool Helper, Height-Adjustable Foldable Standing Tower, Auxiliary Standing Stool, Cute Shark Model (Beige)
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Henry –
The height is good for a kid between 9 months to 1.5 years old, it’s easy to assemble and clean, the whole thing is lightweight but stable enough to hold my kid.
JJ –
This was pretty easy to put together (for my husband). In regards to color, it’s easy on the eye and neutral so it matches my kitchen well. However it is extremely bulky. Ordered this for my toddler so he could see what we’re doing on the counter, easily wash his hands, and other things at a taller height. While you can “fold it down” it doesn’t fit in a tight space. So often times we keep it in storage. It’s very sturdy when my toddler is on it, but my con is their is nothing stopping him from falling out the front or back.
Amazon Customer –
This step stool/learning tower is nice, but the instructions could be a little better. It’s also about the same price as a wooden one which I think would look nicer and wouldn’t attract so much dirt and dust. This seems to be a magnet for all of the dog hair in our house.
It is easy to change from 2-3 steps, and folding it is very easy. It just doesn’t stand up very well when folded. I think the size when folded is about what I expected it to be. Of course it’s not going to fold up flat, but I think it’s thin enough. We just don’t have anywhere to put it that keeps it from sliding and falling down.
Overall, this isn’t a bad item. I just think there may be better options out there.
Jennifer M. –
This toddler helper is a fantastic edition to our kitchen. Our 2 year old loves being able to climb up and see what is going on (watching us cook, eating snacks while standing on it etc.). The plastic is easy to clean and it’s nice to fold for storage.
CJ –
This stand was fairly straight foward to put together. It even came with the only tool you needed (although it was a little hard on the hands. It was a little shorter than the other similar stand that I have so would be good for taller kids who need a bit of a boost. The things I didn’t like were, the safety rail think at the top sticks out further than the middle step. This meant my son (2 yrs old) have to navigate bending down and under it while also stepping up or down. He was able to manage it, but definitely took a few tries and sometimes he needed help. The other big thing is how much of a pain this is to collapse and open back up. It is fairly difficult to move the platform part into the correct positions and then you have to loosen the screws on the safety rail thing (can turn by hand but still annoying). Then you have to move everything into just the right spot. It also does not collapse as thin as I hoped.
Kaleidoscope –
This is taller than a regular step stool, which has an advantage for the child and also for the parent not tripping over something at feet level on the floor. This is sturdy on the floor, just make sure you slam the standing platform down so it’s locked before using, that way the step stool won’t be able to fold.
The description made me think that this would grow somehow between ages 1-3 and then 3-6, but I really can’t see a way to alter anything. The video provided in the listing was really useful for putting this together.
It came with two different “eyes” you could use for the stickers, and my daughter appreciated choosing. I don’t see a shark when I look at it, unless I really try to imagine one, but it’s sturdy and functional and that’s what matters.
Henry –
Like others have mentioned, this toddler tower isn’t the most convenient to collapse if you don’t have a dedicated spot to store it where it has support. We don’t use it too often to begin with, so it would be nice if it folded up a little flatter to save some space. But it is sturdy enough for my toddler to use and we’re not worried about it collapsing any time soon. It’s also nice that it can change between having two or three steps, so I’m sure we’ll get more use out of it as my toddler grows.
JJ –
It would have been nice if the pieces were labeled or the assembly instructions were clearer, but I was able to eventually figure it out. I don’t think it folds up as conveniently as I would have hoped (you basically move the top level they stand on and it’s still rather bulky/clunky). I eventually figured out what makes this “adjustable height” when the pics in the listing didn’t help—basically with 1-3 y/os you’d use the 3 levels and for 3-6 y/o you’d just use 2 (it can move down to lock with the 2nd to last step to make a fuller base) While I’m not in love with the product it works for our needs in the kitchen with my toddler and is sturdy enough.