Qaba 17” Multi Spandex Storage Sofa Chair for Kids - Train Engine Locomotive

Got this for my son for X-mas. He was 10 months, now at a year it has held up. My son is pretty aggressive and so far no tears or anything. Thought he would smack his head on the corners and he did but without incident. He learned to sit down better with it. Also he climbs over it. On top of it. Falls off it and loves to unload toys from it. Cant wait till he learns to put yoys back in it. My son falls off of it sometimes so I would have on a mat or something like we do. Im a cop and almost bought the patrol car without storage. Glad I got this one. The storage is pretty amazing. Love the color and hey its a locomotive, thats always cool.

It's a really nice furniture piece and small storage for small toys, but it's a very short chair. The colors are vibrant like the photo. Compatible with toddler-age kids. Possibly a good size chair for smaller or petite 5-year-olds too. To continue use after 5 years old, it's a good idea to mount it on something higher like a homemade wooden box. Paint the base the same color or cover in fabric and it could be used longer as your child grows.

Gave this to my 2 year old grandson for Christmas. He loved it. He knew it was a train immediately and went over to inspect the wheels on the sides. Bright colors.Back and seat both open for easy toy storage. Well built.

This is a solid, low center of gravity, thicker vinyl, child chair. Absolutely perfect for my 9 month old grandson. Just the right height for him to crawl into it. Wide enough he can turn around in it and not fall out. He climbs on it and it it standing up to him. He's 30 lbs of rough and tumble little boy!The images do not line up on the removable lids, but it doesn't distract from the chair.We are incredibly happy with our purchase!

My son loves his sofa chair. It’s not easy to clean. I still recommend this. The kids can put toys inside and books.

Good quality. Bought for my 1 year old grandson

My grandson loves his train chair!!

The headlights don’t line up