Best toddler towers for their learning chosen by parents, to include them in all the fun

With an adjustable step and three height options, the Stepup Baby tower is absolutely worth the investment. "It feels sturdy and secure and without any loose movements," Mother&Baby Editor Maria said. Safety is paramount with this design, thanks to the handy back bar and wide standing area for little feet. We love that it's easy to manoeuvre and it takes just ten minutes to assemble (allen key provided).

Although it's designed to nestle neatly under kitchen counters, our tester found that it wasn't as snug fit as they'd like, commenting, "It nestles up against my kitchen counter, yet due to the handles on my kitchen cupboards, it doesn’t quite get under the kitchen counter." Our tester loved how it encouraged her tot to take an interest in cooking and bond at dinner time. "He tends to now just push the tower in place and ask to join in with cooking, prompting this inclusive nature." We also love how easy it is to wipe clean.
Read our full Stepup Baby Toddler Tower review

Cosyland's tower can be adapted as your little one grows; you can remove the four-sided safety rails once they have mastered their balance. It's easy to build and adjust as they grow, with a screwdriver, gloves and Allen key included. "I was able to build it myself and in about 15 minutes. It's super sturdy when all screwed together and looks great in our kitchen too," mum reviewer Annalise said.

It's designed to distribute weight evenly to prevent it from falling over, although some parents said that although it's easy to carry, its lighter weight makes it feel less sturdy. One mum tester said, "The whole thing feels good, but I really wish it would've been heavier. That would've made the whole thing a lot steadier. Don't get me wrong, it's steady, but I still feel like it could move if you have a strong baby (probably mum overthinking as usual)."

This versatile 4-in-1 stool transforms into a children's table and chairs, a drawing board with a chalkboard, and a step stool, offering endless possibilities for learning and play without any tools. Designed for both fun and functionality, it features a spacious standing area with a safety handrail, making it easy for your child to reach the counter or sink while helping with chores. Perfect for encouraging independence and boosting self-confidence, this sturdy tower is made with solid wood and MDF, all certified to meet strict safety standards. As your child grows, simply remove the handrail to turn it into an adult ladder or a stylish shelf for plants or decor.

One satisfied mum reviewer said: "Loved this product! easy to assemble and very sturdy! Worths every penny! I don’t understand why more simple learning towers have the double price!"

If you're after a plastic learning tower, this HOMCOM option is the one to go for. Available in three different colours, it has a non-slip surface, allowing it to be used all over the house with ease. There are three heights, which can be changed by removing the platforms (which is pretty straightforward to do).

"It was easy to put together - everything you need is included along with a spare bolt," said one mum. Having said that, some parents found the instructions a little difficult to follow. Unlike some of the others, it doesn't take up as much space, making it more suitable for smaller spaces. "It didn't take up too much space, and I don’t have that much space anyway. If you get the colour to match your kitchen, it will blend in nicely." Said one mum.

The main downside was the sturdiness, with some mums saying they had to add weight on the bottom to make it more sturdy, meaning it's probably more suitable for older, heavier kids.

Made from wood, the KiddyMoon Kitchen Helper ranks high on durability. It's got long fins on the base that firmly hold the tower in place so that your little one can climb up and down safely. Plus, the lacquered surface is lovely and smooth, meaning there are no splinters! One mum tester said, "We bought this for our 10-month-old. She started walking at 9 months old, so she was more than capable of using the tower safely. She is a dinky girl, but since the tower has adjustable heights, she had no problem reaching the countertops whilst in it."

Available in four different colours, although it's stable, parents said it's still very lightweight and easy to move. They also found this easy to put together. The main downside is that some parents found their tot found it easy to escape. "I bought this brand toddler tower as was keen on having one with a back bar for additional safety. However, my 16-month-old knows how to remove it, and it makes zero difference as he just spends most of the time removing it and chucking it on the floor. He can also get himself out of it now without removing the bar (he’s 18 months now)."

Available in multiple colours, you can find a MEOWBABY learning tower to suit your personal sense of style and home décor. The steps are low to the ground, making it perfect for little feet, but you can adjust them as and when needed! Mums found this a game changer in the kitchen, with one mum saying, "The adjustable height is brilliant too, and he creates his own games on it when I'm busy (he sits down on the bottom step and uses the top step like a picnic table)."

If your little one loves to draw, you can choose the chalkboard option which we personally love. The main downside is that it's on the larger side compared with some other models, so many not be suitable for smaller kitchen spaces. "You do need a fair amount of space in your kitchen but it's so worth it if you spend a lot of time in there," said one mum.

With three removable safety bars, no sharp edges and a versatile design, it's no surprise our parent testers loved the Cara Mia Chef toddler tower. Ideal for use against countertops, our tester found it secure. Dad tester Tom says, "When the tower is up against the kitchen counter, it feels rock solid, and I don’t worry about my daughter’s safety."

The main thing our tester liked about this design was its adjustability. With three different height levels, it's made to grow with your child. "The bars can be removed for older kids who don’t need as much “fencing in,” which is great for transitioning from a toddler to a more independent child," Tom said. "We use it for our 3-year-old and our 18-month-old, and they both use it on the same height setting, which is great and makes it really versatile without having to adjust it. But having the potential to adjust the height means it will grow with them and offer greater longevity," he continued.

Although the website says it takes just 10 minutes to build the tower, our dad, tester Tom, found it took him a little longer. "If you’ve assembled flat-pack furniture before, putting this tower together won’t be much of a challenge. It took me about 30 minutes to assemble on my own, and the instructions were fairly straightforward. Just be ready to use some patience, as with most flat-pack items," Tom commented.

Easy to wipe clean, the durable materials were impressive, and even after a few months of use, there were no signs of wear and tear. Available in two stylish colours, it also fits into any decor easily.

Read our full Cara Mia Chef toddler tower review here