WOOD CITY Wooden Toddler Step Stool for Kids, Bathroom Potty Stool & Kitchen Stool, Natural Two Step Stool for Bedroom, Children's Stool with Handles and Safety Non-Slip Pads

Strong and easy to assemble. I weight 215-220 and this thin hold my weight fine. But my toddler uses it every day and it works perfectly. He uses it to brush his teeth and I use it to sit on for bath time and potty training.If you use it in a bathroom, use the rubber strips to keep them from slipping with wet/damp feet.

This stool was easy to assemble and seems to be great quality. My toddler uses it every day in the bathroom and it has held up great.It doesn’t seem like it could support an adult. I tried once and didn’t feel like it could put my full weight on the stool without breaking it. But it is of course meant for toddlers so that doesn’t bother me.

Great quality

My husband and I are preparing to potty train our toddler (who will be two in a couple months) and this is a great stool for both reaching the toilet and reaching the vanity sink. Right now we are using it for him to wash his hands in the sink and this is the right height for him to reach the running water. My husband who is the "builder" in our household was very impressed with its sturdiness and design. He said it was very simple to put together also. I have had this now for a few days and we are very impressed with the quality craftsmanship. My husband also liked the fact that you can always disassemble it and it would store away nicely without taking up a lot of space. So far we are very satisfied with our purchase.

I loved that the wood came pretty smooth, definitely high quality feeling. Easy to install, and overall very aesthetic.It is a bit on the heavier / bulkier side, so not really easy for my toddler to carry herself. Otherwise, great!

Been using this eveyday since we bought it. No wobble and very sturdy. We use it as kitchen stool at times but its mainly stays in the bathroom for kids.

I bought this for my toddler to help encourage independence with brushing her teeth and washing her hands after using the potty. She can now reach the sink by herself- not the faucet handles to turn the water on or off though. I’m always with her so I turn the water on and off. This would be the only negative that it’s just a little too short for her to be able to turn the water on and off.It’s very sturdy and made of real wood. She is only 15 months old, so she doesn’t know how to get down from it right now, but gets up the steps herself just fine.She also helped me put the screws in- BIG PLUS for having a very easy assembly that both mom and child can do together.

Works as it should. My toddler uses it to brush her teeth.