(2 Pack) Dual Height Step Stool for Toddlers & Kids, Potty Training Stool for Bathroom, Kitchen, Two-Step Design with Soft-Grips, Stepping Stool for Toddlers (Black)

It is easily moveable from room to room if you wanted to move one of them around because it is pretty lightweight. They do have a little bit of rubber on the bottom so that they don't move or slide easily if somebody is standing on them so they are safe that way as well. Depending on the height and weight of your child, they may not work because the steps of them are not super sturdy or strong and I can sometimes see the steps start to bend a little bit as my son climbs it and he will be three in a couple months.

We're very happy with these. They are sturdy and I like that they have two steps to walk up. We use these in two of our bathrooms so our potty training toddler can get onto the potty by himself and then push them over to wash his hands. I was worried that they wouldn't be tall enough for our toilets because they are taller than average but, that wasn't a problem for these stools at all. We've taken these stools to my inlaws for our toddler to use in the bathroom and they've been easy enough to put in the trunk. If you're looking for a stool for a potty training toddler I would recommend these. If you're looking for something that has height close to these and folds up for storage...or if you want something for your diaper bag like I did, take a look at the stool I picked up for that purpose  Folding Step Stool - 11" Wide - The Lightweight Step Stool is Sturdy Enough to Support Adults and Safe Enough for Kids. Opens Easy with One Flip. Great for Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom, Kids or Adults.

Does what I need for my kid to reach the sink. It is sturdy enough for me to stand/sit on, but I would prefer something a bit stronger if it was meant for me. As for maneuverability, you can easily pick it up and move it, but you can't slide it across the floor. It's nice because it is safe for kids to use, but sometimes I want to move it with my foot and I can't.

I do not understand people saying they are breaking? If your TODDLER is breaking these you have other issues... I was able to stand on this, granted I didn't get crazy but just as a test and I weigh 170 pounds. It is very strong in my opinion but unfortunately the surface is kind of slippery for the kids with socks on. It hasn't resulted in a fall at this point but my four year old pointed it out that she was having problems getting traction on the surface when standing on it. Would have received five star had the steps surface been more "grippy".

The stools were received in good condition. Very white and clean with dark black rubber grips. They are light weight enough for a toddler to move them around. The depth of the steps are shallow for a child stepping up. I do not trust they will hold an adult weight person.

These are absolutely perfect for my 2 yr old granddaughter. She can stand at the counter with me, reach the sink to wash her hands, go potty. It is also light weight for her to carry by herself. The bottom is nonskid and very stable for her. We love it.Downside: This will NOT hold adult weight. Don’t even think of using it for a quick grab at a higher shelf. I started to, but the give made me realize that if I put my full weight on the step, the whole thing would buckle/crack right in the center.

I have twin toddlers. I have a step stool in each bathroom to help them with the potty. They are really helpful. The stools are lightweight so the kids can move them around themselves, yet sturdy. They also stay put. We haven't had any issue with the stools sliding around or moving when the kids use them.

I ordered these stools because I read in the title "Two-Step Design with Soft-Grips". The good news, is that the bottoms have the soft grips, but the top, while bumpy, is hard plastic. I was thinking the top was rubberized as well. So far no problems with slipping, but it took me a minute, after opening, to realize that the rubber grips are on the bottom of the stool, to keep it from sliding, which is very important. Would have just liked to see the top with a rubber grip pad as well.