Toddler Sensory Kids Table with Lid | Sensory Bin | Kidoozie | Mega Block Compatible Lid | Indoor Outdoor Use , Red, G02521 17 x 12.5 x 11 inches

Cute little play table for my one-year-old. It's small but I think it's perfect for my one year.

Love this table. We use it just about everyday. We can take it inside or out. If I leave it out the neighborhood cats use it as a litter box/bed so that’s the only issue there if I don’t cover it. (It does come with a lid, I just have to remember or make sure wind doesn’t blow it off.) inside we put a high chair floor protector mats underneath for spills. My son is about a 4T and this is still a perfect size. I wish it were a little taller but the depth and width of the trays are great. It doesn’t take much filling or take up much room so that helps. We traveled with it and with the legs off it fits nicely under the bed or couch. But we use it so often - We dye rice with food coloring. Or use kinetic sand and play dough. The possibilities are really endless for these. I wish someone had shown me this Sooner. Also makes a great water table, and technically it could be used as a regular table but he is anything but calm enough to do that yet. He gets so psyched up when it’s time to play with this. We could also use it in the bath to help eliminate the hassle of clean up with something really messy/sticky that can be hosed down the drain. it’s very light weight, easy to clean and does the job. I wasn’t sure how into the sensory bin stuff my kid was going to be but turns out hes hooked. Eventually we will upgrade to the ikea flitsat ($30 more) but if you’re not sure this is a great starter. Plus you can get it delivered and don’t have to go a huge super store in a pandemic. We might drill holes in the trays and make it a planter for his flowers once he gets too big for this one. So it’s a good purchase no matter how you look at it.

I love doing sensory bins for my 9 month old! I love sensory play and found this during the prime day sale! I liked that the legs were removable so he could stand or sit if he wanted. Well, this is very very short, so he had to bend way too much, it's also flimsy so he can't lean to play. It's great for him to play while he's sitting. It's awesome for the price and once he's bigger we will upgrade but this is small enough to take to like a family members house to keep him entertained if needed!

I think this works really well for playtime and therapy. My sons OT suggested something like this for fine motor skills and I'd say that it's working pretty well! I use cereal so that it's safe to play with AND eat. Tried beans, he ate them..lesson learned.Other than that? I suggest using something, like tape, glue or something to keep the legs in place. They can fall out cause they dont SNAP in. I used tape around the insert for a tighter fit and they haven't fallen out since. But I can still remove them if I need to move or pack it up for any reason. So, heads up on that. Otherwise? Its pretty darn good for it's price.

This is very small, short and light weight, with somewhat unstable legs. It’s maybe adequate for 1-2 year olds (yet they will still have to bend over it ). We’ve been putting sand on one side and water on the other, then we dump out the sand and wash it after use. We could just as easily do the same with two storage bins with the added benefit of lids that seal tightly. The toys are appropriately small and fun.

This has been my daughter’s favorite toy all summer. It’s super easy to create little sensory bins for her using basic items like citrus fruits, ice, rice, pom poms, and more! It’s small, but the perfect size for a 1-3 year old. My daughter can be a little rough with it and likes to try to climb inside and it has held up great so far. Overall, I think it’s worth the price and there are countless fun things to do with it.

Fun and versatile table that I’ve used for many different things! Currently a water table and has been used several times as a sand table or sensory table. Good sturdiness. Lid not pictured but a nice touch to keep sand clean.

My almost one year old is already too tall to stand up straight at this. But it’s a great size and an easy sensory bin to use. I like the lid that goes on top and that we can store the sensory item for a little while. I could see this being great for moldable sand and things like rice and popcorn but this is not a table I would use a lot for water. It’s a little small.