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【Safe and Sturdy Construction】 The kitchen step stool is A-shaped design, which provides all-round stability and safety for children.The toddler stool features four wooden legs, grooved wood platforms & step, anti-tilt feet, non-slip pads, and safety railing to ensure your kids climb in or out safely and prevent children from slipping. Without your help, let little ones explore in the kitchen happily.
【3-Level Adjustable Heights & Versatile】 Sauce Zhan kids step stool is 3-level adjustable, with a distance from the low, medium, and high positions to the ground of 12", 15", and 17". It's perfect for children aged 18-36 months and can be used for a variety of activities, including cooking, brushing teeth, washing hands and dining.
【Double-Side Drawing Board and Creative】 Our toddler kitchen stool comes with a double-side board (chalkboard & whiteboard), chalk, erasers, magnetic alphanumeric for whiteboard use, and water-soluble colored chalk. Your kids can draw, write on it, which will enhance their hands-on ablilty, stimulate their imaginations, improve literacy and arithmetic skills. This wooden stool is suitable for boys and girls at birthday or other festivals.
【Easy to Fold and Store】 The helper stool is lightweight and easy to fold, making it easy to carry and move. It's perfect for families with limited and narrow space such as behind doors, lockers, corners, etc. It has a folded width of 5.5" and a height of 39.4".
【Easy to Assemble and Clean】 Our kitchen buddy takes about 15-20 minutes to fully assemble, with the clear instruction and assembly video. The toddler stool is made ofn painted wood. The non-toxic white coating on the surface is easy to clean.
