MILA Deluxe Folding Adjustable Learning Tower (Mid August Pre-Order)

Our little one wanted to be picked up all the time to watch what we’re doing in the kitchen. The Mila learning tower now allows him to watch and participate which is great. Also super easy to move it around the house.
We‘re still waiting for the safety net to be back in stock for peace of mind.

While when unfolded the tower is great, unfortunately it has no was to 'lock' it in it folded position. This means if not placed between two walls/pieces of furniture, it falls open. It seems a design flaw that the two screws you use to lock it in position when open, are not able to be screwed in when folded close. This creates a Hazzard for my toddler and means I have two screws I need to find a pace for when closed. Seems a very poorly thought out flaw with the design.

Wish we had bought this sooner!
We have high benches like most modern homes, and a tower is a must-have. My four-year-old had outgrown her original tower and was struggling to get in and out—think awkward limbo moves trying not to bump her head! This one is absolutely fabulous. She can lift the back support herself to get in and out easily. When we’re busy cooking and she doesn’t need the extra support, she just leaves it down. It’s lightweight, so she can move it around the kitchen with ease—from helping prepare meals to making Daddy’s coffee. We love it, and so does she!

It’s a great toddler tower and our kiddo loves it but if you’re buying this model thinking it will be handy to fold up and put away when you’re not using it - it’s not that simple unfortunately.

While the tower itself is pretty, sturdy and does its job well, we purchased the “foldable” model thinking we would be able to simply fold it and slide it away when we weren’t using it. To fold it away, you need to manually unscrew two parts (which for safety reasons does make sense) and the folded structure also doesn’t fit together nicely - you need two hands to transport it from place to place as it doesn’t stay together at all. The platform that the kids stand on needs to be supported/held in place while carrying otherwise it very easily falls open into its tower form.

Otherwise a great product but if you’re after something to pop away quickly/constantly this isn’t the best.

As a Nana that keeps a 17 month old granddaughter 3 days a week, this Kitchen tower has us both giddy with all the possibilities! I was able to put it together in no time with her in the room. She easily gets in and out of it on her own. She eats with us all at the island in the kitchen and is obviously proud of her independence at meal time. Actually eating more than when at the table in her high chair.
We have done finger painting on the island while she’s in her tower as well. She sometimes uses the platform of the tower as a table when playing alone with books and toys too.
I had read about some folks thinking it’s a huge bother to fold up bc you have to unscrew the top rail. I don’t see a big deal. It’s two knobs you twist.
Get it , it’s a game changer!