Personalized Puzzle Stool

Comments about Tim's Primary Puzzle Stool:

Impressed with the sturdiness of the bench and the lettering is also durable.

Comments about Tim's Primary Puzzle Stool:

This stool is very well made and holds up to the abuse of toddlers. None of the paint has ever chipped of on ours and it will keep up for many years to come, I am sure. Just ordered another one for our second daughter's first birthday. The older, 30 months old can spell and recognize her name because of it.

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the legs on it are a differnt color wood then the top part wood- doesn't look right.

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Stool used as a seat, or to reach sink and as decorative furniture, very sturdy

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my baby loves taking the bright letters out of the stool and slamming them back in!! plus he is learning how to spell his name at a really young age by playing with it =)

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We bought this adorable stool for our grandson, Aiden. We were very impressed with the quality of the stool, the routing of the name and the reaction we got from others. This is just a wonderful gift that children could use for a very long time. Love it!

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My 1 yr old loves to play with it right now and once he is more active can use it to stand on.

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After receiving this stool as a gift for my twins, I ordered one for my nephew. This is an adorable stool, sturdy and fun for kids. It will grow with each child as they use it to reach toys in their room, brush their teeth at night, etc. Wonderful!

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This stool is awesome. It keeps my 2 year old entertained and allows him the opportunity to practice his colors and the spelling of his name. It's definetly a keeper.

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I bought one for my son when he turned 1 and he still uses it now at 3. Everymorning before he brushes his teeth he spells his name so it was very useful for that. He also like the puzzle feature. I also have a younger son who just turned 1 and he loves to play with his brother's stool also as a puzzle. We just order one for him as well.

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My daughter is only 11 months old and I purchased this for my friend who has a 3 year old son. It is SO WELL MADE....I was surprised, pleasantly. I will definitely purchase one for my lil girl when she is older. My friend said "it's a great gift. especially because it's personalized." Her sons name is Callum.

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got the stool. at first it was going to take 2months to get it.. but it came within a month. my son has an unusual name. the stool is stirdy. he is chewing on the puzzle unfortunately.i will have to watch it. but like the stool itself. will probably buy one for my neice.

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WHen we got the stool the corner of it was already smashed in. I got it a few days before my daughter's birthday so I had no time to return it. She also put one of the letters in her mouth (as most 1 year olds do) and chewed on it a little taking off the paint. This, as a parent scared me to death.

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Kids can wash hands and brush teeth on their own using the stool....they've have also learned to spell their names with the puzzle

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I love this puzzle stool; it's a great way for kids to learn to spell their names. However, I've noticed that the names are getting smaller on the stool. I ordered one for my oldest son over 9 years ago then again for my younger son about 6 years ago. I've also ordered them as gifts for all my nieces. This last one I received is the same size overall as the one I purchased 6 years ago. However, the overall size of the name on the stool is very obviously smaller. I like when the letters were larger. Overall the stool is great but they should have kept the size of the letters the same (and my current order was for only 7 letters whereas my sons' names were 6 letters).