We would enjoy playing memory card games and snap and go fish at this table.

My toddler and I could sit and make vegetable people with different shapes of colourful carrot, cucumber, broccoli and tomato ….. and then eat them all up!

stacking blocks definitely. my kids love building towers with blocks, and this gorgeous Mocka table looks to be the perfect height for my little ones to work at.

Colouring is such fun play
For my darling Chelsea May
With a mocka table life is happy and gay
And will ensure learning is part of everyday

My little man has just turned one and we need a little table to start doing some art and craft activities together 🙂

We could play lego to help with fine motor skills

Baking Cookies and decorating Cupcakes would be a real treat with this Mocka set with my minature foodie son Dylan.

Puzzles! nothing worse then trying to do puzzles with my 4 year old and little miss 22months comes along and walks over them

Our kids love craft and have a great big container of lots of bits and pieces to create their ‘works of art’! The container includes glue/stickers/glitter/pens/pencils/crayons/coloured paper/pieces of material/pipe cleaners/colourful string and cotton balls/stick-on ‘eyes’ and jewels, etc. They also have a lot of ‘make your own’ kits, which can be surprisingly cheap to purchase, and which give them great activities to do on ‘rainy days’, such as ‘Make your own bath bombs’. They also love play dough and all of the accesories that come with that! Anything that enables them to use their imaginations and that inspires them to create, is a winner in my book!

Bonding time together

Our son communicates by writing only, latest favourite is cutting out words from magazines.

my daughter loves colouring and writing letters to her friends full with stickers…also she would love to play tea party on this beautiful table!

All arts and crafts, my 3 yr old would love this

My daughter and I play ‘snap’ with her set of Wiggles cards. She loves this game and teaches her to pay attention, tests her memory and gets those cognitive skills going!!!!

When I was little my mum would put out a bunch of different objects covered with a tea towel, then blindfold me, remove the tea towel and ask me to touch them and tell her what they were. It was a game I loved and this table would be perfect for me to start playing it with my daughter.

My daughters would use this for a myriad of things, such as drawing, coloring in, writing letters to grandparents, helping me prep dinner, sticking, collage, play scene play, dolls house, make believe play and block play which at the moment is the absolute favorite.

my grand kids love to build with there blocks they are always making thing the little table and chairs would be very handy for them

My little girl would probably just use into climb on to reach my level to ‘help’ me with things I do around the house lol.

Cutting and pasting – could to develop finger and hand coordination.

Tea parties, art, cooking a great table set for the little lasses in my life