I wish I would have purchased this months ago! It is so amazing, especially for kitchens that don’t have a lot of space. It is super sturdy, and great for even us parents to use as a step stool.My toddler absolutely loves this and it has made making meals so much easier, especially now that she can see what I am doing and help. The back on it is awesome and keeps our little one from falling off of it. It folds really nicely too, much better than those large and bulky options that you have to put together.If you’re debating buying a toddler tower and are not sure what to commit to, choose this one! You won’t regret it.

We love this step stool! It’s perfect for our little guy to be able to climb up and help us in the kitchen. I had first bought an all wood step stool but didn’t like that I couldn’t fold & store it. With this one it is easy to fork up store! It’s lightweight & can be easily carried. It’s pretty sturdy - held up my husband who’s 220 lbs. It’s also not wobbly or shaky. Our tile floors aren’t super even and I was afraid it may wobble but the legs hold fine. 10/10 purchase!

I love this step stool for my toddler. It’s sturdy, functional, easy to clean, easy to fold/unfold, and easy to move around. I use it too sometimes when I need to reach up high. It’s also way cheaper than some of the other toddler step stools. This one works perfectly for us.

I got sucked into the hype of the Boon Pivot but was soooo annoyed by how bulky it is, how difficult it is to fold/unfold (we have a tiny city apartment I can't leave it out all the time) ... And at that price point, woof. I decided to return it and try this Cosco stepper instead and I was immediately in love!Pro's for us:- Folds up slim (one handed) so we can tuck it behind our trash can when not in use (currently, 90%+ of the time)- Easy (albeit, 2 handed) setup! Folds out in a snap. (For comparison, boon was easy to fold out but flipping the safety bar up/down was a pain.)- No assembly was required! (Boon requires a little assembly to attach the bottom step)- It magically fits under the lip of our kitchen counter top to get even closer to the sink, yet also fits just over the lip of our bathroom counter top to get to that sink so either counter height works for us. (Boon worked with the counters we have just not this *magically.*)- I like that the safety bar can be flipped out of the way, and there's little "cup" handles on the front too for more support getting in/out of it (for the toddler). (Boon Pivot cannot move the safety bar while the child is in the tower.)- It holds up to 225lbs so we can use it as a step stool for us too, which is amazing as in our small apartment we make use of shelving, etc. for storage and always have a step stool nearby. So it's a 2-for-1 or long-term product not just something we'll use for a few years while we have a toddler. (Boon Pivot only holds up to 50lbs I think though it's a much bulkier product that seemed sturdy so I am not sure why?)Cons for us (noticeable since I previously had a Pivot to compare to):- the bottom step isn't super deep and is positioned mostly underneath the main step, so it's a little difficult for our little walker at 15 months to climb up and down/out of this thing. She'll get the hang of it eventually. (For comparison, Boon Pivot bottom step has to be installed and it is a nice deep step)- The strap used to hold the safety bar in place when not in use is strapped to the inside and I just find that cumbersome? If I was going to use the bar often I'd probably just not strap it in for easier access. (The Boon Pivot bar can flip down when not in use, but 1. It requires 2 hands to push in stupid inside buttons to unlock it and 2. You can't flip the bar up if the kid is standing on the pivot. You have to do that first and then they climb up into it. So while the strap of the Cosco bar is a tad inconvenient, it's still significantly easier to use and just makes more sense to me compared to the Pivot)- it's tall and height is not adjustable! Hopefully if you plan to fold it you have a gap next to your fridge or somewhere to put it when not in use. (Boon pivot has two height settings I believe, though it's like double the size when folded compared to cosco.)Overall, this Cosco step stool/toddler tower is half the price of the Boon Pivot with seemingly double the amount of positive attributes. Highly recommend if you're tight on space and short on height for you and your kiddo!

This is the best steps tool! My kids fight over who get to go on it. It folds up very easily and so thin which makes it a lifesaver for our apartment. And I love that it has such a high weight ratings because even when my kids are done with it we can still use it as adults. I’m only 5’3” and have used it numerous times to reach tall shelves and it is very sturdy! My only complaint would be that it can be a bit slippery. Some more grip on the feet would be beneficial, but we get by without it and could probably add something ourselves to fix it but it hasn’t been enough of a problem to bother. I will be getting another one so both kids can have their own