Bought this for my slightly delayed toddler to have outside to play and climb, and it's perfect! It's easy to get up on, the slide isn't to big or steep and he can do it on his own, and it's teaching him how to use a ladder situation to climb and play! It's nothing fancy, but enough to keep a toddler, and honestly my 6 year old too, busy for a while!

Our two-year-old granddaughter just loves this climber/slide. We keep it in an indoor playroom that we made just for her. She swings from the arch like a monkey and she totally loves the slide. She does imaginative play, putting a toy bus in the "car wash" platform and then sending it down the slide. It was reasonably easy to put together and it is very sturdy - it does not wobble at all, even with vigorous play. The only thing that it needs is a one-step step stool because the ladder thing is way too hard for a toddler. But she enjoys it so much that I am still giving this toy five stars.

Well, the notorious 7 month long Michigan winter is fast approaching, and if your tot is anything like mine you absolutely without a doubt need this climber. My 17.5-month-old daughter is a little ball of energy, running, jumping and climbing on absolutely everything. After removing her from the kitchen table and catching her scaling the top of the recliner for the umpteenth time, I finally cracked and bought this climber. I researched a few other models, but ended up deciding on this one because of the curved yellow bar that snaps into the back of the climber, helping to enclose it and hopefully prevent falls. Most of the other similar climbers do not have this feature. Assembly was not bad, most of the pieces snapped together like a giant puzzle. It did take a little work to get one of the side pieces snapped into the standing platform, but keep in mind that these things are all manufactured in plastic molds, so the edges are not always going to be perfect. It popped in after some force was put forth. Like most toy instructions these days, we had to flip through several languages including Spanish, French, Dutch, Polish, Chinese, and Italian before finally finding English. It's your standard step by step list of pictures, with the parts labled A, B, C, D and so on. The screws were all included, and there were spots to screw them in, but no actual predrilled holes, so be prepared to put some muscle behind your screwdriver, or use an electric one. We currently have this in our living room, and our living room is not large by any means. My daughter loves this thing, she climbs up it and goes down the slide all day long. She likes to put her pillows and stuffed animals in the little hidey hole underneath and crawl in there with them. She has not quite gotten the concept of the ladder yet, she kind of puts her belly on the top of the platform and wiggles herself in, but I'm sure that this skill will develop with time. My daughter is small for her age, and on the very young end of the age range for, and she is the perfect size for this toy. I do not anticipate her being able to use it past the age of 3, by that time the child's feet would most likely almost be touching the floor when they sit at the top of the slide. But for 18 to 36 months, this is definitely the best climber available, and Amazon has it listed for $30.00 below the original price listed by the company. Buy it, you won't be disappointed and it will bring you some much needed sanity.

Bought this for my very mobile one year old who was climbing everything in the house. I wanted to get him something that he was "allowed" to climb. It came in parts and looked easy enough to put together, but the parts snap into eachother, and on one whole side the holes were off enough that they did not line up correctly to snap together. This was VERY frustrating!!!!! And took WAY to long to finally get together. I had to basically measure how "off" the holes were with the snap on part, then dig out the plastic enough for the part to snap together. Definitely NOT cool when you are trying to put this together by your self. Anywau...once a ton of plastic was carved out, it snapped together, then the rest was super , easy. The screws are pretty rediculous because there are no holes, so be prepared to use some muscle (if you didn throw your back out trying to get the holes to snap together...lol). It was worth it though. My son loves it, and although he is young and will need to learn to be stable on the structure, I feel it was well worth the money. I have read many reviews on other sites reporting similar problems with parts not matching up correctly. As long as you can get past this poor manufacturing, the product is great!

I bought the Panda Climber for my 2 great grandchildren to use in the house. It's been too hot for them to go outside for any length of time. I keep in in the den and they play on it as much as they want. They love it. It was easy to assemble, sturdy and will a long time. It's the best indoor toy that I have ever purchased. Mary Thompson