Are these pretty sturdy? Trying to find something not too lightweight or tippy so my toddler won't have another accident falling off! Thank you!!
1961730
The chairs we received are well made and sturdy enough for us. However, we don't have a toddler who may climb on and lean against the back enough to make it tip over. Good luck in your search!
1961731
I found the chairs to be very sturdy. The only problem I had was getting a pair that wasn't damaged from shipping as I was buying 6 for a dining room. Just be sure to check the legs for any cracks or dings. It does take a little while to assemble as each chair has approx. 10 bolts to screw in with an Allen wrench (supplied).
901702
They are durable and would stand up to being dropped by a toddler but they may be a little too heavy for a toddler to use.
2128245
I don't think it would tip over (my 1 1/2 and 3 1/2 year olds have played in there rough with no tipping), but they will definitely pull the velcro sheet up off. the other thing I would worry about is that it has tent-like poles which serve as the frame. Mine come apart occasionally and i have to work thru the fabric to try to fit them back together.
243679
This is designed for adults, i.e. for weights around 200lbs. I suspect a toddler would be too light. In addition a toddler may want to hang from the stabilizer bar which could tip the whole thing over.
1262154
I don't think they are too heavy. It is very sturdy and the baby sits quite low in it. I never left my granddaughters side when she was in it. I found it easier to put her in it before we got in the water.
1634032
They are not non-slip but I have NOT had any issues of the kids moving them when feeding the children at my daycare. They range in ages from 11 months to 22 months - 4 of them.
674265
I have 2 20lb twins and initially it looked to be sturdy however, just after a few mins of strolling the wheels fall off. The stroller itself is very sturdy but you'll have to modify the wheels somehow in order to get them to stay on. They just pop out of position but not broken.
195305
Def NOT. They are very lightweight as they are acrylic. I have min on a low pile shag rug and while it is sturdy and doesn't fall, its not an everyday use sort of item. They can easily tip if the child leaned back.
1982157
My daughter was pretty rough with ours and never knocked it over. You will have more problems with it leaking. We had ours 2 months and had to patch it so many times, we returned it. Hope this helps.
889524
They are very sturdy! We had a different one before, and it was not nearly as strong as this one we have. Just as long as you keep it on a level floor, this can handle a ton of weight. :-)
1116213
I have two of these changing tables, one for my newborn and one in my two-year-old's room. Both are holding up well and and shelves are sturdy enough to hold baskets of changing supplies and infant and toddler clothes. The changing surface itself is still sturdy enough for my two year old who is almost 30 pounds, although she is getting a bit long for it and I have to be careful that she doesn't bang her head on the edge. I would say, use common sense not to let your child climb the furniture as that could result in injury or death if it falls over and do not overload the shelves with heavy items to extend the life of your furniture. I have two of these changing tables, one for my newborn and one in my two-year-old's room. Both are holding up well and and shelves are sturdy enough to hold baskets of changing supplies and infant and toddler clothes. The changing surface itself is still sturdy enough for my two year old who is almost 30 pounds, although she is getting a bit long for it and I have to be careful that she doesn't bang her head on the edge. I would say, use common sense not to let your child climb the furniture as that could result in injury or death if it falls over and do not overload the shelves with heavy... » Read More I have two of these changing tables, one for my newborn and one in my two-year-old's room. Both are holding up well and and shelves are sturdy enough to hold baskets of changing supplies and infant and toddler clothes. The changing surface itself is still sturdy enough for my two year old who is almost 30 pounds, although she is getting a bit long for it and I have to be careful that she doesn't bang her head on the edge. I would say, use common sense not to let your child climb the furniture as that could result in injury or death if it falls over and do not overload the shelves with heavy items to extend the life of your furniture. « Show Less
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When my son was learning to sit in the chair, he crawled in belly first and wriggled his way up (if you can imagine) and it never tipped on him. He's 2 now and likes to throw his head and arch his back and stand on the chairs and jump off. Seems pretty stable to me. The backs are low and plastic is going to be slippery on wood or similar floors. But he's not had any accidents with them that weren't caused by his own rowdiness.
1956226
We have had them for about six months with no breakage. My kids aren't too rough but they aren't gentle either. They play with them regularly and there hasn't been a single issue, even with the ones my five year old has. I would say they are pretty sturdy.
153614
I guess it depends on your 3 yo, but these were definitely not sturdy enough for my 2 yo and her almost-3 yo friend.. multiple pieces were broken within the first few days. :(
1763141
May not be sturdy enough for a 2 yr old...would tip easily. 3-5+ is probably best.
124137
Previous answer is correct. Our 2 1/2 yr old grandson loves them. Very sturdy. We had one that came with a weak area where the material had not puréed correctly in the mold. Called them and they sent a new one immediately. No questions asked.
260623
I have found that the wheels start to bow under the weight. Both my kids weigh 23lbs each so they aren't heavy at all.