HARPPA Foldable Toddler Kitchen Tower, Standing Tower for Kids Age 1.5-6 Years, White

I couldn't be happier and my 2 year old granddaughter loves that she can help in the kitchen! Best money I've spent! There were a lot of options for similar products. I made the right choice with this! I highly recommend this if you have little ones that are eager to help and be a part of the big people world!

It's a little bulky and while technically folds and "stows" it would be better in a kitchen where it can remain open. We have a small kitchen so fold it down between uses and store it in the garage (door off the kitchen). Once we get a kitchen island, we'll likely leave it unfolded for ease for us and the toddler. She has no problem climbing in and out and loves being able to wash her hands by herself at the sink.

Our two year old grandson loves being able to stand up and play or have meals on the Kitchen Island. It's easy to get into the chair and also easy to get down.

Perfect for my 20-month-old grandson. I assembled it myself (easy assembly) and gave it to him on Christmas Eve, and then we all gathered around the kitchen island and put together a Gingerbread house. It was a memorable evening!

I gave this as a baby gift and the mom LOVED it! She has other small ones and they will all get to use this.

I like the color and how sturdy it is. The wooden pegs that serve as the lock on the safety bar are difficult to get in place and they come out easily. It allows the little ones to push the bar up which more or less defeats the purpose when they are playing around with it. Right now my grandchildren are not quite two so they are a little young for the stool. But they do love to climb on it. It's not great for a grandparent because the different levels require a screwdriver -- not a quick change out for the different level if you have a different child from day to day.

Step piece was damaged. One of the non skid sticks was stuck to the directions making it unusable and the directions hard to read. Once it's out of the box it's hard to put back, or I would have returned it, so we just made it work, but it was disappointing

I've attached photos, but here are the main concerns: 1. There are multiple black marks and scratches on the wood pieces. 2. Some of the painted parts have rough, chipped edges. 3. One section looks dented/chipped, as if the finish wasn't completed properly. Since this is a new item, we were expecting clean parts without any damage. Could you please confirm if this is the intended finish for a toddler kitchen tower, or if these should be considered defects?

Defective item. After 2 weeks the top safety bar part broke off and item cannot be used. It was loved and a great product idea, but became a safety hazard. What is the procedure to replace or return items throughWalmart, as this is my first time using Walmart?

This product injured by toddler. The safety guard assembly bar will not stay locked. So what happens is that you toddler will push down on the front of it, causing the rear side to launch up and crack them in the back of the head. An unbelievably flawed design. There are these two wooden pegs that you push/pull to lock the safety assembly. But they fall out if the safety guard is touched a few times. Disaster waiting to happen. Recall!!!