3 in 1 Climbing Toy for Toddlers, 3-Side Kids Climbing Triangle Ladder, Climbing Net & Board, Wooden Montessori Climbing Toys for Toddlers Daycare, Gym & Playground, Gift for Boys Girls

This item is as advertised. I read past reviews that mentioned the bars coming off due to being glued together with the frame. This has been fixed, each bar now has a long screw that helps it remain in one piece, even with the chunkiest of babies (my son) playing on it.Our now 9 month old loves to grab on and stand himself up, this toy has helped him stand with independence and learn to sit with his butt first!

Reading some reviews about the wooden dowels it looks like they took everyone’s concerns and every single Dow is individually screwed.

The wood overall is good quality, it’s smooth and thick. However we did have two wooden bars come completely loose. My 2 year old daughter was climbing on it (she’s about 24 lbs) and fell once the bar came loose. The two bars that came off aren’t screwed in and were simply held together with glue. We are trying wood glue to fix the issue as I am scared that the wood will split if we try to screw and secure them to the frame. This would’ve been the perfect climbing triangle if it didn’t have these issues. My daughter’s favorite part is the rope side. It was pretty easy to build, I loved the simplicity of the instructions.

I got this for my toddler because as a baby he loved to climb up and down on some big foam blocks and wedges that we got. He likes to climb on things at the playground. I'd been planning to get him something like this when I thought he was the right age/size for this, which I think is now.I'm not sure why but he hasn't taken to it like I thought he would. He made one attempt when I first brought it out, and since then he hasn't tried it much. I think he might've just been nervous about how to go over the top and down the other side, so it's probably just something I need to work with him on. I still think he'll get into it.This was very easy to setup. Only a few pieces to assemble and it can all be done fairly quickly by one person. once together, it feels very sturdy. I have no doubts about it's durability while my child plays on it. It could also be broken down by undoing one of the 3 connecting joints and collapsing it more flat, if you need the space.Only issue I have with it, and it's not a big thing, is the footholds on the cutout climbing part might be a bit harsh on bare feet. That might be what turned my son off, not really sure. The same could be said for all three climbing sides. I'm thinking of maybe putting a soft foam pad on the ladder rungs, or the climbing footholds. Though this could all be avoided if he just wears socks or shoes while using it.

I’m a foster mom, and a lot of the toddlers that have been in my home struggle with their motor skills and need occupational and physical therapy. This is an awesome, at-home, indoor Montessori climber that was a breeze to put together and is much loved in our home.This is a “supervised play only” toy in my home. I’m sure it’s safe, I just have to be extra careful since I’m a foster parent and every bump or bruise has to be documented. We have this on a puzzle foam padded floor and we move it away from the wall when it’s being played with.I also appreciate how easy it is to undo a couple of the screws, fold flat, and put into storage when I don’t have toddlers. I don’t have a lot of room in my house, and I feel that an older, larger rambunctious kid could break it.Overall, a great pick for toddlers, especially those that need to catch up on their gross motor control and core strength. This is especially great since it’s been a rainy winter and it’s been hard to get to the playground as much as we usually do.

I really wanted to love this. However, the set that I received has wood that is a little rough for a kid's play gym. I'm pretty sure splinters are going to happen without a little extra sanding. Then, after it was assembled, one of the wooden climbing dowels fell out. They are really only glued in place, and not set deep enough into their carved out insets in order to stay put. It needed to have screws put into each dowel in order to keep it safe for climbing. Unless something changes with the design, its unsafe for use unless it has additional finishing with sanding and hardware.

The quality of craftsmanship is outstanding. The wooden construction feels sturdy and durable, ensuring a safe play environment for my child. The smooth edges and well-finished surfaces reflect the attention to detail that has gone into designing this climbing toy.The 3-Side Kids Climbing Triangle Ladder is a fantastic addition, allowing my toddler to explore various climbing challenges that promote physical coordination and motor skills. The Climbing Net adds an extra layer of excitement, encouraging creative play and imaginative adventures. The Wooden Montessori Climbing Toys are not only fun but also support my child's cognitive development, making learning an enjoyable experience.What sets the OOOK Climbing Toy apart is its versatility. It seamlessly transitions from indoor playtime to outdoor fun in the daycare, gym, or playground. The compact design makes it easy to store when not in use, and the assembly process was straightforward, thanks to the clear and concise instructions provided.As a parent, I appreciate the thoughtful design that caters to the developmental needs of toddlers. The 3 in 1 feature ensures that my child never gets bored, as there are multiple ways to engage with the toy. It has become a go-to activity for playdates, sparking joy and laughter among the little ones.

Got this for my nephews Christmas present - it was an easy setup (minus a couple of holes that were a bit too small - had to drill a larger hole but wasn’t a big deal. Quality is 10/10 and the look and very sleek. Seems quite sturdy and my nephew really liked it!