sounds like maybe AMP powersteps?
http://www.electricstep.com/

 

bestop sell a manual pull out, and electric drop down step "sliders"

 

the electric sliders are expensive as hell. I want to say rampage makes sliders that swing down when you step on them (spring loaded i think?)

yup.. here's the rampage ones.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BCWRXS...TVPDKIKX0DER&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395093&creativeASIN=B002BCWRXS

 

some quick replies there, thank you. These were just manual, nothing electric. They just had some inserts in existing frame holes and took advantage there. Each door had its own step, meaning 1-4 steps could be pulled and lowered individually. Has anyone used the Rampage steps? May end up going with the GenRight rocker guards with steps.

 

http://www.mountainoffroad.com/_e/Hide_A_Step/product/JKST07/Jeep_JK_HIDE_A_STEP.htm

 

When I have someone who is unable to lift thier foot the whopping and intimidating distance to my door sill I make a simple "rope ladder" tied to the front and rear of the seat base with one or 2 steps.

reach in, flip out, get in, stuff back next to seat, close door.

You could even slide the rope through some PVC to give it a little stiffness for each rung.

And last I checked, 7 year olds like climbing rope ladders so its a cheap win

 

I like this idea. ^^
Another thing that works very well is huge tires. My 7-Year Old just climbs up the tire, grabs the roll cage, and swings in like a monkey.:lol:

 

This works.

 

I'm not sure what mods you have on your jeep, but have you considered some rock rails. My ACE rails provide a good step for my wife and daughter (neither as small as you daughter though). Just trying to give you ideas.

 

There's a lot of good info here, but I have to throw this in just for the laughs