ECR4Kids SoftZone Colorful Stump Stool Set, Flexible Seating, Contemporary, 3-Piece

Very good value for the money.

I’ll admit these were on the pricey side but they are exactly what I wanted and I’m pleased with that. These are aesthetically pleasing and light enough for my 2 and 4 year old to move around. They are fun to roll and stack and be creative with. They are sturdy to sit on, but my kids do try to stand on them and they tend to flip over. Luckily these are so short that it doesnt seem like it’s likely to hurt them but I’m trying to teach the kids that these are for sitting not standing on. I know they were a lot of money, but I’m glad to have seating for my kids that checked all the boxes for me. Plus I like that I can stack them and store them if I wanted to. I’d say it’s a win, but I’m not bragging too much because of the price. I bought these instead of poufs or ottomans for my living room because I wanted something my kids could be crazy with and these certainly fit the bill. The fabric is slick and plastic-y and I can tell they will wipe down beautifully. I hope you like them too if you decide to buy based on this review. I think I’m the first one to leave a review so I did my best.

I am always hesitant to buy stuff like this for my kids because my one year old and five year old are rough and tough little boys, but these are wonderful! My favorite thing is they are very sturdy!. When my boys stand on them, they don’t tip over or anything which is a huge plus! Definitely a great buy!

Nice set of kid ottomans. We have them in our reading corner of our Primary Sunday School classroom. They coordinate well with the bins we also purchased in the same color scheme.

Our sixteen-month-old daughter adores these! I ordered the earth tone set because I thought they looked a little like treestumps, which she has liked climbing when we go on walks. (I also thought that the dark color would hide dirt and scuffs better than the white ones.) She was so excited to come home and see them in the middle of the nursery. I thought she might try sitting on the lowest one and using the largest stool like a table, but she immediately started picking them up and stacking them on each other.Over the past few days, she’s become a stacking pro. She pushes and moves them into towers, knocks them over, and starts again. She steps up and down on them over and over, practicing her balance as she stands on top. She’s almost figured out that if she pushes the shortest stool up against our couch, she can use it as a step to climb on top of it. She is learning and the stools are keeping her active - far more so than I had initially imagined.The stools are well made and seem very sturdy; for all that my daughter is pushing and rolling them around, they aren’t showing much wear and tear. She doesn’t use them to sit on very often, but I do when I’m reading stories to her, and they’re both comfortable and able to bear the weight of an adult. I’m very pleased with them and recommend the set.