Does this step stool line up flush against the sink/kitchen cabinet? Or would it move if a toddler leans forward?
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No, it's not straight vertically. But that's part of why it's so stable!If a toddler were on the top step I don't think it would move. But then I probably wouldn't put a toddler on the top step on anything. If this stool were against a wall or something flat, and toddler were on top step there would be enough to support child. First step would be safer to stand on.
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I used it for my 83 year old handicapped husband. Yes. On occasion it would move when he got up on it, so I had to make sure I either held it, or it was braced against something.
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No its top will not touch the cabinet. The stool is very stable with rubber non slip feet. If you mean will the stool be stable if a toddler is standing on the stool and leans forward I believe it would not slip.
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It does line up against the sink/cabinet. It doesn't move if the toddler leans forward. My 3 year old uses it every day to wash hands and brush teeth. We sometimes use it ourselves for other things. It is totally sturdy.
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my granddaughter uses it all the time because she loves to play in the water at the sink in the kitchen. it isn't flush against the cabinet but she has never fallen through nor has it moved away from it either. I have wood flooring in the kitchen. I love this thing.
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Yes. It doesn't swivel as easily as another counter stool I have, but it does swivel 360 degrees.
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Mine does swivel all the way around. However most of the time it does stop because of the back splash behind the sink.It doesn't snap into place. I would guess to make filling the dispenser easier
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There is no definitive answer to this question as it is stated because there are too many variables. The file cabinet will not tip forward unless the closed drawer contains less weight than the open drawer and the open drawer is opened beyond a pivot point where gravitational forces on the open drawer exceed the combined weight of the closed drawer and the weight of the cabinet. I hope this convoluted response is comprehensible enough to answer your question.
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Depending on the size of the child, I think this step stool might not be a good "chair". Not roomy enough. Hope this is helpful.
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It does not sit flush against the wall. There is a little space, which allows for the depth of a sink. And while my wall of tile goes all the way to the floor, the height of the legs, before the body of the vanity, should also allow for the baseboard. Hope this helps!
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Mine does, it looks exactly like this photo. I have been very happy with it as a stool for my children to use when they wash their hands, it seems pretty sturdy.
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Sort of. I have a kitchen helper and this keekaroo seat for my 5 year old. We keep pur keekaroo at the counter now and sometimes she uses it instead of her kitchen helper. If you want it to function more as a step than a seat, I suppos
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yes. it has 3 recline positions. my little one has been using it since she was 2 months old. she likes laying back and watching me clean/cook in the kitchen.
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The stool will stand up straight on its own. The stool does not need to lean on anything. Even when tipped over slightly, the stool will "rebound" to a stable, upright position.
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It is slightly tapered in toward the top. So there would be an inch or more of space between the top of it, and the cabinet. My grandson uses it, but he is 4. It is rather high, 19 inches to the top. But it is sturdy. I do like the stool. It can also be used for an extra seat, due to it's height.
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No...this one has a locking mechanism. It is a very flimsy step stool. I wouldn't recommend it.
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you can use a regular stool and we did for years even with my little 4 year old girl until we saw this and we ordered it. With the potty stool your feet are in the proper position for it to be a more natural flow and my 4 year old uses it. We absolutely love it. Plus when not in use it can fit tightly up against the toilet and out of the way.
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Depends on how big your sink is. It will fold and fit so your baby will be sitting up.
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It can definitely move, but with the rubber feet installed it seems to stay in place. My 16 month active grandson is here at least 3 days a week. We use the extension standalone to close off one doorway and the play yard (opened up) to block a wide passageway from the living room to kitchen. They both work great keeping him contained.
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My son, 3yrs, can use it fine with the step stool because it stays in place. However, we also use the Bemis downstairs and it is great. We just wanted a seat that is mobile also, for that, the pourty is perfect. I found other popular seats to be way too unstable to trust him alone.
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If you load up the bottom drawer with enough heavy objects and pull it out far enough, the whole unit will lean forward and could tip over. However, in a more realistic scenario where you have a few bottles, I think you'll be fine. At worst, you'll have to hold the drawer if you pull it out really far.