blocks and drawing as she loves to do things and this table would be perfect

A tea party for two!
Learn to drink out of a cup,
Eat with a fork.
Learn those social skills whilst having fun!
Practicality, fun & education – all rolled into one!

My 4yo daughter spends hours drawing pictures and making cards for family and friends, meticulously printing messages on them while I tell her which letters to write. It’s the perfect size for both of my girls to draw and paint at the same time, and the perfect size for our lounge room too.

My d aughter and I can use this when we do our bead works. It is low and practical and can make beading a breeze as this children’s furniture is not just ergonomical, it is naturally elegant too. 🙂

Cooking is something I’d love to teach,
A perfect kiddy height, the Mocka table would keep ingredients within reach!
Measuring, mixing, tasting, serving;
My mini-masterchefs will be learning.
I’d teach my kids to set the table;
And to differentiate tongs from ladel.
At the Mocka table, sitting on those groovy stools;
We’ll practice letters and numbers and prepare for school.
We’ll colour and paint and do jigsaw puzzles;
Activities which keep them happy, learning and out of trouble;
Inventing our own stories and putting on a puppet show,
Enhancing their imagination, helping their brains develop and grow.
Balancing blocks and building towers;
We could play and learn at this table for hours!

I could draw and colour in on this lovely “Mocka” set

My little boy loves drawing with crayons at the moment and it’s a nice big table to do so. It would also be perfect for playing “snap” with his new Bob the Builder snap cards. Being wooden, and solidly built, I could also sit down and help him play, even whilst being pregnant!!

A board game that my son made at prep called Hairy Maclary, which is entertaining and educational at the same time. Best of both worlds!

block building, tall towers and a stable surface, a great adventure city

I could use this table to colour with my little boy and his cousin, that would be amazing!

My 2 and 3 year old boys love learning to count so this would be the perfect space for encouraging this. We could count fruit pieces, cars, chuggington trains, blocks …. and lots more!

My 17 mth old daughter has just started taking an interest in her crayons (for something other than chewing on!) and I’d love to get her a table and chairs to draw at. Not only is it great to develop artistic skills so early, but it might just teach her to sit still for more than ten seconds!

The possibilties are endless! Drawing, playdoh, building duplo, building a town and play acting, art and crafts, gifts for her grandparents and of course gifts for daddy! The sky is the limit! (and we could do that too… take it out side and draw cloud pictures!)

playing playdoh, my boys love making different shapes

I think the list is endless, from painting to playdough to cooking to tea parties, puzzles and reading what more could you ask for than a table andchairs that can be utilized in so many ways

Puzzles

WE can play with his card because my older paint a road and a village and we put i over the bigtable but is to hard for my little one to get ther so this one could be perfect

My kids have just discovered board games, all sorts and variety.
So many bits and pieces that they leave just for me.
So a table to keep all in one space,
Would make my cleaning much more great.

Play dough, drawing and stickers galore, puzzles, cutting and pasting and so much more!

Darling daughter and I love having tea parties. We just bought her a gorgeous little tea set (toy) and we dress up like proper little ladies with plastic tiaras and jewellery and we pretend. So much fun play. This table would be perfect for when all her friends come over to play tea parties…. Could also have mums and bubs high tea party.