Little Tikes First Slide Toddler Slide

We bought the Little Tikes First Slide for our toddler, and it's been one of the best playset investments we've made. Assembly was a breeze—literally took less than 5 minutes with no tools required. It's lightweight enough to move between indoors and outdoors, yet sturdy enough to feel safe even during energetic play. The size is ideal for toddlers: not too tall to intimidate, but just enough of a slope to be exciting. The plastic is durable and easy to wipe clean, and the wide steps and easy-grip handles at the top give kids the confidence to climb and slide independently. We’ve used it inside during cold weather and out in the yard on sunny days—it performs great in both settings. If you’re looking for a safe, compact, and fun way to help your little one build confidence and burn off energy, this slide is a winner. Highly recommend for ages 18 months to around 4 years!

Santa brought this for our almost 2 year old and both him and my 4 year old daughter love it! Easy to put together, fun for all ages, stable, great price!

This is an amazing product. Sturdy, easy to assemble (just plug and play). Foldable. Good quality work.

My toddler loves this slide. Was recommended by an occupational therapist , used to increased coordination. My grandchild just loved climbing up and down. Used up lots of energy on cold winter days. Can fold up and be put away when not in use is just another plus

We got this slide for our grandkids, and they absolutely love it! It’s the ideal size for little ones, easy for them to climb, and the gentle slide keeps them safe while having a blast. The bright colors add such a happy vibe to their play area. I really appreciate how sturdy and secure it feels—perfect for giving the grandkids confidence to play on their own. Plus, it’s lightweight and folds up easily, making cleanup and storage super simple. This slide has been a fantastic addition to their playtime, and we’re so happy to see them having so much fun and staying active!

This modern iteration of the beginner slide is great for kids in the 1-2 range (and fun for probably 3-4 year olds when they use it periodically for unconventional purposes). It is easy to set up, collapses for easy storage or transport, is reasonably stable, and can be scaled fairly easily. It definitely is lighter weight material than what they used to be and I would be careful if any large children try to used it beyond its recommended ratings (we used to do that all the time with skateboards and nonsense on the old ones) as I think it would snap. Also, the "railings" which is being generous at the top barely exist, so not exactly ideal for a less well balanced child. We only use this on grass or on our foam floored play room.

Awesome! Came a day early! Box was so light weight I was sure they had just sent me and empty box 😜 very sturdy, don't see it tipping over with such a wide base at the stairs and end of slide. The steps have a little bit of no slip grip, not a lot but she is in socks and she isn't having any slipping issues. Slide and steps and small bag of instructions with the two handles all slid out easy enough. Of course the baby was trying to climb the slide end as I'm trying to snap the steps in, that was super fun. So I got the steps snapped in which didn't take much effort but of course I pushed on it like 7 more time just to be sure and the handles went in fairly easy but I am the dumb mom who doesn't read instructions on a four piece baby slide and I had to turn the handles around and switch sides like 4 times but I did it! Aaaaand.... DONE! Endless fun for baby and now I can finish the dang laundry without her "helping" me. I did notice that socks are a must as any skin to slide action will stop her dead in her tracks. No one likes rubber butt going down a slide😬 so I recommend pants and socks, shoes will not be good on this slide. Only thing that I can think of is that it was a little more steep than I thought it would be but as always this first time mom worried that her 1 1/2 year old wouldn't be able to handle a higher angle than expected- and as always I am proved wrong. Maddie is a beginner slider and has only been on one other baby slide on her own without help for about one hour, the rest of her sliding experience has been with me and dada when we go to the big slide at the park, she is a master already and it's only been a couple hours. She is just fine with the higher angle and it's such a quick ride anyways- this mommy has no worries as of yet. But I'm assuming she will soon learn to stand at the top of the step at which point I will have a heart attack and curse myself for buying the slide Bahahaha Also I noticed that it is a thinner plastic then the other slide I looked at, it is flimsier but I don't see it being a problem as my daughter is not a "rough" toddler as I know some can be- I watch some kids play and they like to push things over and throw things, not in a bad way just that they like to use their muscles and be more hands on where as little Maddie is a "soft" happy baby that likes to color and play in the garden and slide! If you have a "rough" or "tough" baby that will be pushing this over and jumping off the sides then I would suggest one with a playhouse base. They cost a little more but you will not have to worry about any tipping then. Great product! Loads of fun for a little mind that is easily amused 😍 Yay slide! Yay babies! Hope this helps!

Great as they grow. This toy teaches helpful coordination skills while also being a thrill once they get there. It’s great for indoor and outdoor. Easy to clean. It’s simple plastic but it’s thick enough that it’s been pretty beat up over the years and hasn’t broken. It’s not easy to store though. And the color isn’t aesthetic but some people don’t care about that stuff.