Kids freaking love it! This cute modular Montessori gym is perfect for small spaces and rainy days. It is three separate pieces that can be assembled in different ways to include a mini slide and climbing wall, rocking boat and bridge. And it stores away compactly in a tote or closet!

Baby loves it. It does take up a lot of space but worth it for all the smiles my son has playing on it. Easy set up! Triangle pice folds together. We flipped over the climbing board and made a slide for him he loves it!

All together, my toddler nephew LOVES playing on his new climber. Its a perfect toy for him to exert some energy indoors during the winter months. It does have a few small issues, including cheap hardware. Bring your own tools unless you want to wear out your hands with the small wrench provided. When converting to a slide, it doesnt sit all the way on the bar. Knobs to fold it up dont do anything because screw is not afixed to wood, so it just spins. Also, the large sticker on the slide doesnt come off clean. Does include safety pieces if you want to perm afix it together. Could also double as a drying rack.

It doesn’t look 70in when it’s built out but it’s still nice. The instructions come with no words so you have to look at the placements of everything when assembling it. It was a little tricky but more tedious than anything. It’s super pretty and very cool once built.

I have two boys, one is 2.5 and the other is almost 4. Both play on it, but my oldest is a little too big for it. My youngest enjoys climbing on it alot. It is sturdy and I haven't had any concerns about it falling apart. My only problem with it was that my oldest got a big splinter on his toe after playing on it one day, and as you can imagine trying to remove it from him was a nightmare. Maybe run your hands over it and sand any rough spots before letting the kids play one it.

What fun for a toddler! It was easy to assemble, the directions were clear and all required hardware was accounted for. Some of the pieces did not have their number labels and a couple of the baggies were mislabeled but it was easy enough to sort out. Many hours or playing and climbing ahead.

This climbing set was easy to assemble. It took less than an hour, even with my 20 month old and 4 yr old helping. The set is pretty small in comparison to other pikler sets, but its sturdy and well made.