Foldable Toddler Tower with 3 Adjustable Height Step Stool, Easy Clean Toddler Kitchen Stool Helper, Montessori Learning Tower Stool for Toddlers with Chalkboard & Counting Beads

13 reviews for Foldable Toddler Tower with 3 Adjustable Height Step Stool, Easy Clean Toddler Kitchen Stool Helper, Montessori Learning Tower Stool for Toddlers with Chalkboard & Counting Beads

1. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   C. C. Chivers – 01/07/2025

   I got this wooden toddler tower so my little one could “help” out in the kitchen, and it’s honestly become one of our favorite things at home. Putting it together was manageable, though a few of the screws felt a bit cheap—having a solid screwdriver and maybe someone to help definitely makes it easier. Once built, it’s super sturdy, the wood feels solid, and the rounded edges make it feel really safe. Switching the height is easy—we adjust it depending on what we’re doing, whether it’s washing hands, baking, or just peeking over the counter. The built-in seat is such a clever touch, and climbing up is no problem at all. The chalkboard and xylophone are big hits, and the bead maze and spinner keep little hands busy while I’m prepping meals. The slide panel is a nice bonus too, though I don’t switch it often since it’s a bit heavy. Cleaning is quick with just a damp cloth, and even though it’s a bit bulky, we just keep it parked in one spot. It’s not cheap, but definitely worth the cost for what you get.

2. 

   Rated 3 out of 5

   Ketki – 01/07/2025

   There are quite a few pros and cons to this climbing tower:

   Pros:
   – It comes with the main scaffolding already put together, which saves a lot of time and fiddling;
   – It can easily be folded which saves a lot of space when not in use and there are a special set of screws that fasten it together when it is closed (you have to undo those when it first arrives);
   – It has the capacity to be fully enclosed, so a child is both very secure and can’t go anywhere unless they climb over the top (don’t discount that possibility, especially with all the rungs and holes that provide toe holds);
   – It has lots of gadgets for a toddler to play with, thus helping to keep them occupied when you’re busy in the kitchen (or elsewhere). They are accessible from both inside and outside of the tower unlike others and the large gaps in the rest of the tower allow a child to feel more a part of things than entirely closed off, especially when all sides are in place;
   – the steps are removable and light, which means they can be used around the house by a toddler. They may be the most useful part of this tower;
   – once everything is in place, it feels sturdy and safe. The stabilisers help keep it upright when it is closed;
   – it has three levels and is adjustable depending on a child’s height, so it ‘grows’ with a child;

   Cons:
   – Although it can be folded flat, the main shelf needs to be removed and to do that, one of the sides needs to be removed first, one also has to remove the steps, so it is a rather complex procedure, unlike others on the market;
   – the main board on which a toddler stands feels a little thin, so I’m not sure just how much weight it could bear or over what period of time;
   – keeping the tower open relies entirely on that one shelf. If it is removed, the whole thing starts to close which can easily catch a toddler unaware. I would have preferred to have been able to use some screws in the main side boards as another means of keeping it open just in case something happens to that standing board (a determined toddler could remove it). Although it would require a lot of extra time to undo them every time, I would have liked it to be an available option for when the tower is in long-term use, but perhaps holes would compromise the integrity of those side boards;
   – it is very expensive in spite of all its features.

   Unfortunately, this would not be my first or even my second choice as a climbing tower. There are cheaper options on the market that are sturdier and more fun. The only points I consider as particularly favourable are the fact that it can fully and securely enclose a child within its walls and the steps can be used elsewhere.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Maria camila Cantor – 04/07/2025

   Tal cual como se muestra en la imagen materiales de muy buena calidad y además es muy segura para los niños fácil de armar . Es muy didáctica.

4. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Fanolius – 14/07/2025

   There is a lot to this toddler tower rather than it just being a standing tool.
   Firstly, the instructions help make it easy to build this without any issues and did not take me too long either. Once it was set up and ready to use it was super handy to have the step stool that can be used separately too with it. The tower itself has alot of fun features to play with too and keep little ones occupied. Its a good height so that they can join in helping in the kitchen I love that we can cook together easier now and they can feel more involved too.

   It does fold down but only after removing the middle shelf but its not the end of the world or difficult to do either and is better than having this huge item constantly out.

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Amazon Customer – 14/07/2025

   This learning tower is surprisingly nice for families with multiple kids. While one is in the tower, others can play around either side of it. Our kids enjoy taking turns in the tower to help with cooking and baking (mixing and stirring, mostly). Assembly was pretty easy, although I’d agree with other reviews that say the screws could be better. We put it together in about 15 minutes.

   The wood is polished and clean, making it a comfortable spot in the kitchen for the kids to hang out with us. The tower is definitely sturdy, too. We haven’t noticed any safety concerns like rocking or tipping with the tower, although our kids are generally quite calm. And lastly, I love how easy it is to fold the tower. You need to be careful though, because it’s possible to pinch a finger if you fold it too quickly.

6. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   JasmineThy – 02/08/2025

   Easy to assemble and easy to use. My 22 months old
   Didn’t want to get out of it .. highly recommend it.

7. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   K – 09/08/2025

   I love the look and functionality of this tower. There were times it was a bit difficult for me to assemble but that’s to be expected with a toddler running around. I think the added toys/engagement pieces on the sides make this a unique feature from most toddler towers and my son loves them. It is sturdy so I feel okay with him being in it and using it everyday. It fits well in my kitchen and the size is perfect for my kitchen table and counter heights. I really like that the stool can be used independently of the tower and that it folds up when not in use. Overall, all the features of this tower make it worth the money.

8. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   D & S – 10/08/2025

   This toddler stand is a great helper by the kitchen counter if you have a little one who falls off regular stools. Personally, I’d rather they use a regular step stool and learn that than rely on this but I wanted to see how it would work. It does include a step stool that can be detached so that is actually a really nice tough. Making this product a bit better since it will grow with your child. The base feels mostly sturdy though the wood is cheaper and less finished than I was expecting for the money. The size is right for a young child. I feel it is pretty functional and easy to move since it isn’t too heavy. A standout feature is the panels which include toys, a chalkboard, and counting beads to keep toddlers engaged when they’re not helping with cooking. I do like that. Assembly reminds me why I’m not such a fan a flat packed items haha, but it wasn’t terrible to be fair.

9. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Evelyn Carrillo – 17/08/2025

   Yes!! My nephew loved it. Now he can watch what his mom is doing in the kitchen 🙂

10. 

    Rated 4 out of 5

    Fanolius – 20/08/2025

    This is a wooden toddler tower that sets up super easily and the step stool can be set aside. Although the tower does fold up nicely and lays pretty flat (about 4 inches or so), the step stool remain intact. I think the activity part was the most fun but your toddler may get bored sooner than you think (The beads are great for cats btw!) Overall a great value as your toddler can grow into the tower by almost 10 inches so this is going to be around for a while. The wood is varnished so it’s easily wipeable which I love. The legs are sturdy but if you have a tilt in your floor, I would recommend putting some felt pads to balance. I don;t love how you get into the tower as a squirming kiddo can also easily slip out if they wanted to. Attaching a pic with the background removed for privacy.

11. 

    Rated 5 out of 5

    So Soki – 26/08/2025

    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. Unfortunately, this one came with an entire rung of the abacus missing.

    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.

12. 

    Rated 3 out of 5

    D. Su – 27/08/2025

    Quality-wise, I was hoping for more. The hardware included was a little cheap and a little tough to assemble. Definitely ask for a hand to putting this together. I do love the additional engagement toys on the side and the chalkboard. It adds a bit of versatility so that it’s not just a singular purpose item. It’s the perfect height for my kitchen island and looks great stationed there. Little one has a great time copying mommy and daddy with preparing food. Functionally great, but the fit and finish can be better.

13. 

    Rated 3 out of 5

    IoT_u_N_me – 21/09/2025

    🏎️ Quick Rec:
    A functional toddler tower with nice features but assembly and quality issues make it marginally worth it for the price point.

    📝 Additional Notes:
    This took longer to assemble than expected due to unclear instructions and hardware that felt somewhat cheap. The wood quality is a bit poorer than expected for the price. It’s functional but not as refined as I hoped. The chalkboard doesn’t erase as well as I hoped, leaving ghost marks even after wiping clean. That said, the adjustable height feature works well and the activity panels do keep kids engaged for a while. The foldable design is convenient for storage, though you need to remove the middle shelf first. The detachable step stool is a nice bonus that adds versatility as the child grows.

    ✅ Pros

    – Adjustable height
    – Foldable design
    – Detachable step stool can be used elsewhere
    – Multiple activity panels on sides
    – Sturdy once assembled
    – Good height for kitchen counter access

    ❌ Cons

    – Assembly more difficult and time-consuming than expected
    – Wood quality below expectations for price point
    – Chalkboard doesn’t erase cleanly
    – Hardware feels somewhat cheap
    – Instructions could be clearer