I like to encourage my kids to help in the kitchen at meal times , i find it keeps their little minds active and interested. This table set woould be perfect for then to help out with mixing and mashing without the fear i often have of them toppling off my chairs !!!!

My four year old an I could write letters and draw pictures to post to his ma and pa, and my twins would live to draw pictures on this table!

What a great idea for my 4 year old to put in her room to do craft things so her sister can’t touch them

This table is just the right height to ice cupcakes with our little people… love it!

My little grandson would love this table and chair set so he could do his “homework’ on all by himself but I think Mum could sit and help.

My budding artist could draw
And I could do a jigsaw
Poppy’s old back would be too sore
But who cares
Quality time for us girls, who could want more!

Little Miss 23 months is obsessed with tea parties. This table and chairs would be perfect for such a game.

I’ve been looking around for a natural wooden children’s setting. It’s almost too nice to make crafty bits on. We are going to start an alphabet book and complete a different craft for each letter.

the mocka table and stools would be perfect with new play kitchen our daughter just got for her 3rd birthday as she is right into cooking at the moment, so the table and stools would be great for preparing food for the toys, and eating her own food at. as well as playing play-doh and colouring in at.

It would be perfect for my 4 kids to sit at and eat and play together with play doh, cars and arts & crafts (until the fighting starts of course!)

We have a mocka highchair and love it! At our new mocka table we would make magical playdoh creations (without the sore back as currently get sitting on the floor!)

This would be great for my kids to use for play dough, drawing, Lego, readin and so much more!

We collect items from the garden and make exciting and unusual pictures out of what we find

I would introduce them to the appreciation of good furniture design by always pointing out the remarkable ergonomic design of Mocka table and chairs, before we commence any activity!

We’re into “craft boxes” with pipecleaners, pompoms, googly eyes etc at the moment (kids & adults imaginations running wild !) & it would be great not to have to pack it all up every time we want to eat at our dining table. We’d love a Mocka table for our creative corner !

Making our own sandwiches, icing biscuits etc and eating them together!

The Mocka table looks the perfect height for my budding Picasso to do what she does best, draw, draw, draw.

Make a paper mache volcano! So fun to make and paint and educational because it teaches not only about construction and volcanoes, but also about chemical reactions – science is fun!

We would use this table for doing all sorts of activities, drawing and felt board pictures and playing games like snap and memory!!!

Creating a story book. Get them to choose a topic they like for example ‘magic’. Do on scrap papers first but show your children if doing on computer the frames will look like. After the topic, how the story will start. THE STORY AND BOOKLET MUST USE ONLY WORDS THAT ARE BY CHILDREN ONLY. Above in the boxes for the children to draw their OWN pictures. Make sure the book isn’t too big and the story isn’t too long. Try 10 pages. Focus if you are writing the book YOU ONLY ARE ALLOWED TO MAKE SURE WHAT THE BOOK IS GOING TO CALLED room for them to draw a picture. Help with the characters in the book that is why you need several papers. They must tell how it goes IN THEIR OWN WORDS WORDING’S . So there must be a topic, characters, beginning, storyline in between , outcome. Also when the book is complete the children WILL BE SO PROUD OF WHAT THEY THEMSELVES HAVE ACCOMPLISHED THEY WILL WANT TO TAKE THE BOOK FOR SHOW AND TELL. It helps also with their understanding of grammar spelling and won’t even know they are doing a SCHOOL SUBJECT WHILE ALSO HAVING FUN!!