My big girls could do their “homework”, arts and crafts, play board games, card games and have tea parties away from their little brother

Sitting up at my table
What a big boy
I can sit here on my own
I can play with all my toys
I can share with my friends that come and sit with me
I can share this table with anyone that comes to sit next to me
Mummy or Daddy and even my baby brother
Colouring in and playing with dough
Eating food sitting next to one another
Sitting at my table it is the perfect size
Round like a circle just like my big blue eyes
I hope my mummy can win this Mocka Table and chair set
For you see at the moment I don’t have anywhere
For me to sit!!

copying mummy in the kitchen by rolling out some real dough and using plastic cookie cutters. Decorating after with colourful icing – will be interesting who wears the most topping – the cookies, mummy, or little one 🙂

Using their imagination with play-doh. Having a round table such as this would encourage equality amongst their friends and make sharing time that much easier.

I became a grandmother for the first time last year and am expecting a second later this year. I can think of nothing that would give me more pleasure than to be able to give this to them for Christmas.

We enjoy playing memory card games, which are loads of fun. The cards are cute and colorful, and kids learn by developing their memory skills. As it can be played with more than one or on your own, I can see my girls using their memory skills to help find matching pairs at this table.

We would love to use the table to make books, our newest obsession! Kids illustrate and parents help with the writing. After that it looks perfect to throw a blanket over and use as a “secret cave” space!

My nearly 2yo LOVES crayons and stickers. So lots of drawing going on. His favourite to draw are pictures of Daddy (but not Mummy!)

My 2 year old LOVES drawing,finger painting,gluing & especially playdough!

This table is super cute and my kids would use this as a perfect sized dining table for 2.

Lego’s fun, & playdough too
Drawing’s what we love to do!
Tracing shapes our hand so steady,
Will help us all become school ready!
So many uses for table and stool,
Winning one would be so cool!!!

Making pet rocks. Rocks with faces and attitudes with craft materials. So cool and interesting.

We would do healthy baking. I could teach them about the different ingredients and healthy eating while adding and mixing each ingrediant.

Great addition for my at home mum / bub play group. Social skills are so important and being able to learn acceptable behaviors for eating and playing in a peer group would be invaluable not to mention lots of fun!

Maybe this could be the official Uno table! My girls are obsessed with this game, just like I was when I was little ( I have passed the tradition down!) Also since they have both moved into a bedroom together recently (sisterly love), they now have a playroom! So I can just imagine it being used as a resturant table, lego table, farm animals and for Sylvannian familes.

This year in my weekly shopping we’ve bought age appropriate text books my daughter would finally have a age appropriate desk to learn on

My Miss 3 and i would love this, we could paint and draw together. Have tea parties or even lunch.

Making a poster of colourful letters and numbers
On the Mocka table
Creating fun and learing
Kids are occupied with something they enjoy
Art, craft and practising their scissor skills with Mum’s help.

Pretend Play!! my 2 year old loves to make me a “cuppa” and snack with her teapot and cups this table and chairs would be perfect 🙂

I would love to sit with my 4 year old son and do his flash cards with him. He loves the games we play with them and he is learning to recognise words at the same time, so it makes for a fun and educational time for all.