Boon Pivot Toddler Tower Step Stool

Easy to assemble, store in a tight space and easy to clean.

The price of this had just gone up $50 when we purchased and I was so so sad about that, I’m assuming tariffs maybe? Anyways, we still got this one because I was set on it. I am so happy with my purchase! It is so easy to clean, a great height and I feel like my toddler is safe in it. She loves to help us prepare meals and wash her hands. It is not easy to fold away regularly so we do just leave it out but that’s not too much of an issue for us even in our small apartment.

A little wobbly but kids love it

1000/10. Extremely well made and high quality. Stands on its own when folded and even folds small. Even the packaging was high quality

The entire step stool came assembled except they left off the screws on the lower step. It was incredibly unclear that it was not fully assembled and my child stepped on the step and it flipped out from under her. Very unsafe and needs better labeling.

Love this toddler stool! It has such a nice clean look, and easily collapses. It's very easy to clean and not too bulky like some others!

My 1 year old is getting heavier. we put this in the bathroom so she can stand on it while we wash her hands

Easy to setup and use. Toddler loves climbing up and down. Provides independence while being safe for ease of mind.

So easy to use and my toddler loves it. He helps make his meals and gets to learn so much. Would absolutely recommend

Easy to assemble and use, is a little bulky but otherwise great

Convenient that it is collapsible. Perfect for my toddler to join the kitchen counter or to brush teeth or wash hands.

Sturdy and safe! My almost 2 year old immediately knew how to get up and down and it is sturdy and feels safe. I like the material, easy washing and cleaning off, looks good and the folding and storing is absolutely easy! I reviewed so many products and finally decided on this one and no regrets. I usually do not write reviews but i am absolutely loving this!

Pros: looks nice and stands on its own four legs when folded Cons: super finicky to open and close, lots of places to catch your fingers/nails. Main con is the protective back that keeps kids from falling back is not removable, forcing kids to climb under the barrier, putting their hands on the last step and getting their hands dirty. Avoid and get the Cosco one. Much cheaper, folds, and the fall protection bar opens and closes.

I do not understand the hype of this at all. I had a wooden kitchen helper and wanted something with a smaller footprint, especially collapsible for when guests are over. This is so bulky and not easy to operate, definitely not with one hand. For the price I expected this to be a huge hit… but I’d rather go buy a cosco folding step ladder for my toddler AND me to be able to use (low weight claim for the pivot).

Perfect counter height and folds easily!

I used my 20% off car seat trade in coupon on this toddler tower. I kind of just got sucked into the hype but ultimately was not impressed at all. We have a small city apartment and really wanted something we could fold when not in use. Sure, the Pivot does that, but it's so bulky! We had a step stool for adults that fit behind our trash can and this was double the size and wouldn't fit there AND we still needed our adult step stool because the weight limit on this isn't even 100lbs despite it's bulk. It's nice that the height is adjustable, but other than that the operation of it was really difficult which is probably why the advertisement video doesn't show a human opening and closing it. To open it, you need two hands to fold it out and then you just pull up the safety bar to lock it in place. Not crazy difficult, but not super smooth either. Then you have to lift your child into it or they have to crawl in and out under the bar because the bar can't be lifted/folded while the child is standing on the platform. Then when you want to fold it, you need to push the buttons on either side to unlock/fold the safety bar -- which after a few days did not get any easier and I found to be a really awful design -- and god help anybody who might have mom thumb or arthritis! Really not an "accessible" product. Then you have to like pull a thing from under the seat to unlock and fold the seat up. And then the thing is still heavy and like 6 inches wide so where do you put it? Honestly just not a great product. It has potential though. (For reference, after selling this one to a neighbor I ended up buying the Cosco 2-step kitchen stepper and it beats the Pivot on everything and is half the price! Save your money, folks.)

This was very simple to put together and to figure out how to fold/unfold. My 2.5 year old will love being able to be at counter height to help in the kitchen,

I don’t really get the raving reviews. I has high hopes, it’s affordable and foldable, but to me it’s not close enough to the counter. If the standing platform reached further and was flat it would work better. The platform where toddler stands doesn’t reach the cabinet and is rounded so they don’t even want to get too close into that part, so they’re leaning onto the counter. Gonna return and go for a wooden one. Those look flush with the cabinets.

My daughter loves to help in the kitchen and this stool helps her get to the right height. It’s compact and folds up nicely so it doesn’t take up too much space in our kitchen.

This tower is fantastic. My son has been using it for 5 months and it’s held up really well. It’s easy to clean, fold away, and light enough to move around the kitchen. It’s also sturdy. My 18 month old swings off of it now and it’s holding up. I would definitely recommend!