iLove Wide+ 2-Step Stool for Toddler Toilet Potty Training - Pack of 1

MKane: Great size and height for adults. Non-skid pads are excellent! Sturdy-holds adult weight just fine.

United States on Aug 15, 2023

Stephanie: I think my daughter was 16 months when I bought this for her. She still uses it every day and she just turned 2. She uses it to look out of her window, and she can easily pick it up and move it to where she wants to use it next. She can reach the hallway light switch and wash her hands at the sink in the restroom. The steps have an antislip rubber on them and the base does as well. 10/10

United States on Mar 17, 2023

Lisa S-K: When my kiddo started learning how to use the potty we got him the same setup he was successfully experimenting with at daycare: the munchkin seat and the same stool they have. Unfortunately, not only was that stool too short for our home toilet, it slipped like crazy all over our vinyl bathroom floor. Not helpful at building potty confidence! This was our second attempt, and it's perfect. It *does not move* unless you intentionally move it. Sometimes that's a pain - it's bulky, and can occasionally get in the way of the door - but if you're doing for something large and sturdy you can't exactly complain when it's... large and sturdy, right? 😅 My little guy loves these steps, and often brings them into the kitchen so he can help me cook. So they're big, sturdy, and still light enough for an almost-3-year-old to lug around at will - not sure what else one could ask for! We're super pleased with this purchase, and would recommend these steps to anyone.

United States on Jul 04, 2022

Reviewer243: I researched step stools for an embarrassingly long time when trying to find a stool for my 18-month old child. I read reviews and Montessori blogs all over the web. This stool is a good height in so far as my kid can actually reach the sink bowl while standing on it. Lightweight so she can move it herself (with supervision). Sturdy enough for parents to stand on. Doesn't look like a kid's toy, which means we will actually have a decent-looking white stool for adult use in the home when my child no longer needs it. Grippy non-slip treads and wide steps. And very reasonably priced. A wooden step stool would by lovely, but also heavy and expensive.

I had my research narrowed down to this stool, a Rubbermaid step stool (only comes in black and has a huge footprint) and the Prince Lionheart UPPY2 step stool (low weight capacity meant it would only be useful for a little kid). If and when we need another stool in the house, I'll be coming right back here to buy the iLove again.

United States on Sep 08, 2020

Linda Lou Who: We bought this step stool for our 2 year old to climb into her bed (the bed has drawers and a trundle, so it's higher up). We tried 2 other stools before this one and they either tipped over when she tried to climb up, or slid on the carpet so she slipped when climbing down or she slipped on the top with her footie jammies when using it and fell.

This stool solved ALL those issues! It is super sturdy and is wide enough overall and has wide enough legs to prevent tipping, even when your 2 year old steps one foot on the far end of the stool with all her 35 pounds of weight. Our daughter tipped a wooden stool this way and fell pretty hard, which is why I looked for this one! And I'm so glad I did!

It has wide rubber feet to prevent the stool from moving/sliding on the carpet or hardwood/linoleum when wiggly feet dangle down from a bed trying to reach it. And to top it off there is also rubber all over on the top of the steps (not just dots) so tiny feet in socks or footie jammies don't slip right off the stool (which is an issue with many other plastic stools).

It's also a large enough stool that it easily accommodates adult feet and weight. I'm pretty short and...

United States on Jan 01, 2020