We absolutely love craft and it would be wonderful to have a seperate table for it as our dining room table is almost ruined from glue, paint and stickers. Thanks for your consideration

DOT TO DOTS hit the education spot.
A MAZE or three, some hard, some easy.
Games like GUESS WHO keep their brain active too.
Lots of learning they’re able to do on this table!

With 3 girls they always want tea parties but I guess when #4 comes along Mummy won’t get to sit here and have her tea and biscuits any more!

kids can use it as for reading writing,dining,painting and most of all for fun activities.its simple but multi task love to win it for my kids.

It would be their personal lego table that would help support their imaginative cities and galaxies they create.

wao i would love to win this i have kid so he will love it
still i didnt buy it

Have just introduced my 27 month old to PlayDoh… He LOVES it!! This gorgeous little table & chair set would be perfect for him! It would save him from having to sit at the kitchen table, and me worrying about him falling off!!

Building with Lego is my sons favourite thing,this table would be better than sitting on the floor!

This would be fantastic for fingerpainting, drawing and pasting!!! All developemental skills and not to mention fun!! fun!!

As my daughter is still only young, we would use it to play jigsaws and draw with crayons!!

Arts & crafts! The possibilities are endless!!

reading, drawing, cooking, craft, tea party etc. would be great the limitations are endless.

My kids love to play memory card games, this would be the perfect place to set up our game. We both have a great time because they dont realise they are learning while they play

Setting the table for a tea party and then enjoying a lovely tea party.

Making yummy cakes, snacks etc together and make new pictures with finger paint, colouring and anything sparkly we can get our hands on 🙂

Me and my kids would love to use this table for everything, from playdoh to finger painting to homework!

I’d get stuck into some puzzles with my son. They teach hand/eye coordination, matching shapes and sorting. Fun, too!

So much to do! Put a plastic tablecloth down and paint a masterpiece, play with playdoh, puzzles, arts and crafts, cut and paste!

I would play duplo with my two boys. They love building all sorts of things and using their vivid imaginations 🙂

My 4 year old loves activity books at the moment. He does mazes, letter tracing, finding objects, all sorts!
Lego, play-doh, board games, card games, cutting and pasting and creating (he is a big Mr Maker fan)
There’s no limit to the fun you can have, and fun is the best way for kids to learn!