Id love them to have a little table to build their Lego creations on!

Home made play doh, lots of drawing, lots of glueing (my 2 year old loves glitter!) and lots of pretend play (tea parties and dinners!)

Drawing pictures that start with each letter of the alphabet will help with memory retention, hand-eye co-ordination, and creativity.

My daughter and I have started making an alphabet book. Each page has a letter and we find pictures in magazines that match each letter. She loves it, something we can continue to work on and doing it at this table would be perfect.

this would be great for my five yr old to sit at and do her homework jst the right size for her room.

Painting. Great way to get the kids to use their creative juices.

This table would be great to sit at eye level with my toddler and both make cookie dough together. He likes to eat it as we are mixing it all together. As it makes such a mess, the table would wipe down easy .

Shaving foam on table to draw and play. Great for fine motor skills, plus it is safe on skin and cleans up easily.

Playdough! It develops fine motor skills and imaginative play 🙂

Drawing, fun and educational! something we can do together!

My little boy is in pre & it would be great for him to have a spot to learn his maths and magic words, as well as my 2 year old daughter loves listening to her brother with his magic words from school.

It would be great for so many activities, playdough, reading, puzzles, playing with blocks and painting

Lego! There is a reason its been around for decades! It encourages creative play and the kids just love it! 🙂

my boy love to draw so i always write down the alphabet and numbers to 10 with him and we cout and sing the alphabet as we do it. He loves it and has started to learn his numbers really dast

Lego is great for fine motor skills and is something both my kids love to play with

Love the size and design,Holly loves to eat at the table and draw like the bid kids(adults),so this would b a great table for her to have her own space and at a safe height:)”O”and to have all the endless hours of teddy picnics and all her world of fun in her own space:)

to draw and play with playdoh

We would reach into our Play School box and create. This is a box I collect things in such as empty rolls, cardboard, clean meat trays etc.The other day my 2 year old reached in and grabbed what she thought would create her own life size robot.what fun and no expense:)

Our little table we have is falling apart on the seats, and one day mummy is going to fall through it and get stuck, but we read our baby einstein flash cards, she is 19 months old and can remember most of them. Then something shiny distracts her, at the moment we are more interested in learning about drawing “tattooooooos” like daddy has, so we draw on daddy to at the table as well.

My grandsons love to play with the “farm” (animals, tractors, buildings etc) but we don’t have anywhere for them to do that so it’s usually on the floor and I inevitably stand on one of the plastic animals or fencing so I would LOOOOOOVVVVVEEEEE this table for them so my poor feet don’t have to go through that ” Mad Mexican farm animal on the floor dance” any more 🙂