Two Step Stool with Handle for Toddler and Kids, Reaching Bathroom Sink, Toilet Potty Training (Gray, Height Adjustable)

Light weight, very sturdy, and easy for my 3 year old to move herself, allowing her to learn to be independent. Fits perfectly with a standard toilet and has enough room on top step to turn around on to sit down. The texture makes it less likely to slip of it gets wet. We have higher bathroom counters and its perfect for washing hands, brushing teeth, combing hair. Even pulled it up to the kitchen counters to let her help make cupcakes. Perfect height and easily adjustable. Wish i had found this sooner, its definitely a treasure find. Its also great for this 5'2 mom to reach top shelf stuff in a bind.

Nice. Durable.I do find the bottle legs get loose fast. But not a deal breaker.

As a parent of a potty trained little lady, it was important for us to enable her independence (and give us a small break) for when she needed to go potty. Our original method involved a stool with no sides but our daughter is very cautious so she didn’t initiate potty breaks herself.This stool was very helpful in her starting the process herself. She holds the handles as she gets up and down and she’s much more independent this way. It is very light, she can move it herself with minimal effort to and from the potty and the sink. My only reason for giving it 4/5 stars is because one of the screw on legs keeps coming undone after some time. I do plan to maybe glue it on for a bit more permanence. Otherwise pleased with the product!

The shape of the rails, the adjustability of the steps, overall size, and ease of assembly make this an ideal stool for any child.However, I threw mine out after about four months of use.The height is good enough for a potty, but barely good enough for hand-washing. If my kid wasn't so tall, then they wouldn't have found this useful for hand washing.The steps are textured, but the plastic material is slick, so they need something grippy added; I sprayed the steps with Flex Seal, and that fixed the slipping issue.The dangerous issue was that the plastic pegs that the screws mount to flex a bit during use, and when you flex plastic over and over again, it will eventually snap. The mounting pegs for the stairs started snapping off one by one, and after two, I deemed the product unsafe for continued use.My kid is about 25 pounds and used this about 20 times per day to view a counter-top fish tank and to go wash her hands.If your kid is lighter and only uses this for going potty, then this might have a longer lifespan in your household.

Our child uses it at the sink. Works well and can easily be moved around the house.