How stable this climber is? Would young toddler be able to tip it over?
471210
It's stable. Our toddler is crazy and he would have to work hard to tip it. So yes if they really try they could but it's not super tippy or anything.
471211
On a scale 1 to 5, 1 meaning likely and 5 meaning not likely. I give it a four (4), I do not believe a young toddler would tip it over. The only problem we have with climber, is that the basketball hoop always comes off.
471212
My VERY active 14 month old stands on top and shakes this like crazy and has never tipped it over. I'd say it sturdy enough!
593125
I have no problems with it being stable. It doesn't tip(unless all your weight is on one edge). Or bounce/shift under you. And I have balance and depth perception issues! So I think you'll be safe.
702740
No. It's very sturdy. My kid pulls up constantly and it's never tipped over.
1587056
I have two grandchildren, one 9 and one 4. My granddaughter (4) is up on them about 10 times a day and they have not teetered nor overbalanced. They sit under a 36" overhang of granite so she does have something to stabilize herself with, but she is like a little monkey climbing on everything. I'm not saying there won't ever be an accident, but I'm saying I'm comfortable enough with them to let my grandchildren get on them without assistance.
771337
Specs say 3-6, but both of my kids were younger when they started (Our daughter has been using it since She was about 15 months but couldn't climb in until more like 18 months, our son was 2 1/2). You need to judge how tippy they are, as it is possible to fall out (both of my kids have done that as well when messing around). If your kid can safely navigate stairs, this ought to work for them
1677943
I would say definitely. Of course my "kid" is 24 (I bought it for him for his apartment) but the unit seems very stable and I think it would take a lot to tip it over. It's a really nice piece of furniture. My son's TV is 45".
412148
I bought it for my toddler to use, but I went up on it and my husband (over 210 lbs) did too and it's super solid and stable. Not a single time I thought it was wobbly.
2177753
That's how I am using them as well. I don't belive a toddler would be able to pull them over, they are very well balanced and once you add your vegatables the weight would make it very hard for a small child to tip.
994923
yes if he hangs on it, it will fall on him. I don't think it's wobbly because it's flimsy or cheap; but just because it's a tower of pots & pans. I've had mine since my kids were toddlers and we had no problems. they knew not to climb on it, but there was plenty of housing around in the kitchen and no one ever got hurt.
557135
I don't recommend this for a kid climbing on it. It's good for holding towels, magazines, blankets, etc...but it's not stable enough for a kid to climb. Hope this helps!
1402300
Hello! I do think tipping would be possible, but it's a very short window of time before that kiddo will be able to run down the hallway with it! You could always just bring it out occasionally until the wobbles turn to real steps, it's just a matter of time. I bought this for a gift, but our son had one 26 years ago and it was a great addition to the fun and colorful toddler toys.Merry Christmas to you and your family!
791011
My son is three and weighs over 25 lbs and we haven't had any accidents with our Treehouse tipping over. Also, my five year old likes to play this and it hasn't tipped over on her either. It's very sturdy and holds up to a good amount of pulling and tugging.
2255034
It seems pretty stable. My 3 year old granddaughter has never tipped it over.
393694
It's pretty stable, but they can tip it. I don't think that ever happened with my grandson, though. He LOVED it and got lots of enjoyment out of it.
1339608
My 2.5 year old twins climb it. One is very coordinated, the other not as physically coordinated but he still navigates it safely. I still get nervous seeing them scale it high up. But having a soft landing around the structure would help nervous parents. I'm 5'5" and if I raise my hands in the air over my head I can just reach the top. So it's a bit of a distance to fall for a toddler on a hard surface.
224285
It is somewhat stable -- HOWEVER-- my grandson likes to stand at the top and shake the slide. He can get it moving pretty well and I have to really keep a grip on it not to tip over! This slide is used indoors and with total supervision. I would never trust to be used without complete HANDS ON supervision.
25881
I wouldn't say the chairs are EASY to tip over when used the way they are intended. I think they are well made because the round base is almost as wide as the seat. If the 2-year-old that you place on the chair is one who thrashes around, I definitely wouldn't leave him unattended. Such action certainly could cause the chair to tip over. Just the fact that the chairs swivel could cause the child to fall, especially if he stands on it.