Avenlur Date 4-in-1 Foldable Tower - Toddler Step Stool with Chalkboard, Desk and Chair - Montessori and Waldorf Style Stool for Ages 18 Months to 6 Years

I bought this when my son was a year old. He used it almost everyday to eat his meals and we use it several times a week in the tower form. He is almost 4 and it has held up really well. Does have some wear and tear showing. But we use it a lot and I can see it lasting until our youngest ( 1 yr old) is too big to use it. Both kids currently can use it together to help at the counter. It does have to be against something to be stable, would not recommend leaving it standing in the middle of your kitchen.

My toddler loves this tower. We started out using it as a tower mostly, but now she mainly uses it as a little table for eating/activities. It’s definitely worth it, and you’ll get a lot of use out of it! The quality is great, and it was super easy to assemble.

We use this in the kitchen so my 2 year old can feel involved when we are making food. Without it, he whines because he can't see what we are doing on the kitchen counter. But with him standing on it, he is happier and feels more involved with what is going on. It has definitely reduced our stress! Only thing is that he likes to push it everywhere and get into stuff when I'm not in the kitchen. On that note, make sure to monitor your child and take the ladder down or put it away so your kids don't get into anything such as a sharp knife on the counter!! :) great product, sturdy, easy to clean and handle, not very heavy at all, can push it too

We love this learning tower and its different functions. The tower was easy to assemble by myself and is sturdy. My one issue is my daughter has fallen out it twice now. The space in which the kid stands is smaller then the tower ledge up top (so that the kids can crawl up it) but it gives the illusion that there is more room to move around. Had I have known this is a common build I would have gone for one with a safety net. I have recommended this style to numerous friends with younger kids and now wish I hadn’t as it could cause a serious accident. If there was a net of bungee cord option on this model then I would say it is the best.

We use this every day. Every. Single Day. My toddler pushes it to the kitchen to help prepare dinner. He sits down and colors on the desk-table. He eats his snacks while seated there. We don't really use the chalkboard feature much, but it's nice that the option is there.

Well we have been using this thing for about 2 years now and while our toddler loves to use it and help us everywhere he can in the kitchen, there are some drawbacks we have found. You must make sure it is completely pressed up against the counter as it will tip very easily when leaned on. Because the little hinges kind of stick out, after a while this has a actually dug into the handles of our cabinets and even dug into and scratched up our stainless steel dishwasher which I was pretty upset about. I have attached pics for reference. If you don't happen to have handles or anything that sticks out at the level of the hinge then your probably not gonna have this issue.

Great product!! My son fell in love instantly! Would recommend to all toddler moms out there. My only problem with it is the hardware. I know we’re not building a house or anything, but it’d be nice to have better screws that didnt strip with the slightest pressure or slip of the wrist. All toddler toys seem to have this problem but this one was particularly heinous. Destroyed a few screws trying to put it together and doubled the time it took to build. Luckily they give you extras. Still. Great purchase that’s gonna get a lot of use and create some wonderful memories :)

This was cheap and multi-functional while still looking decent so we purchased it. However, on many occasions we’ve had to try and teach our toddler not to lean on it to avoid it from toppling over. Sure enough he went to reach for something and the entire structure fell over landing us in the ER with a huge gash in his tongue. These towers are completely necessary for a curious toddler, but in hindsight I would have purchased one that was a little more durable and wider to avoid any potential accidents.