Dolu Kids 3-in-1 Sand & Water Pit with Drawing Table Outdoor Toys Garden Multi function Play Station Desk Colouring - Blue

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It also introduces young ones to the notion of cause and effect, problem-solving and allowing them to let their imaginations run wild. Summer is in full swing, and, as parents, we naturally want to encourage our children to spend more time in the great outdoors instead of staring at screens.

Dolu Water and Sand Activity Table - Home Bargains Dolu Water and Sand Activity Table - Home Bargains

The sand compartment doesn’t come with a liner, so you’ll want to add a plastic tray or liner to ensure the sand doesn’t escape through any gaps. As the smaller one sits neatly inside the larger frame, meaning it takes up a small amount of space, it’s a great option if your garden is on the bijou side.And sandpits can be, well, a bit of a full-body experience – with your child emerging from the 'pit' with sand clinging to their legs, clothes, shoes, hair, everything! You need to attach the two liners provided, to create your undercover sand and water compartments – which are cleverly concealed with the centre panel. We love that this is on wheels, so it can be moved around the garden, to keep little ones out of the sun. This dinky plastic sand table is divided into 2, with a colourful funnel waterfall feature you can place in various positions along the central divider. A sand table, by contrast, brings the sand play up off the ground and contains it in a smaller space – meaning you can put it on the patio, or even on the kitchen floor with a big plastic mat underneath.

Dolu 3-in-1 Activity, Sand and Water Table With Lid Dolu 3-in-1 Activity, Sand and Water Table With Lid

From playhouses to pretend study desks, Dolu toys are ideal for sparking imaginative roleplay adventures – browse the complete collection now. Designed with five individual wooden reservoirs that join together with natural bamboo racing chutes, there’s plenty of room for multiple children to play together, using toys or things from nature, such as stones or sticks, to race to the bottom. Liz, mum of our child tester Sophie, 13 months (pictured, above) said, "It's a perfect height for my daughter (she is on the tall side) and she stands and plays independently with it. I like all the toys, especially the ones that slot in and it's nice that the cover doubles as a race track. Made from FSC certified sustainably sourced timber, this sturdy picnic table makes for a comfy spot for little ones to either make a splash, build a sandcastle, or enjoy an alfresco lunch with their friends.Accessories – Some sand tables come with loads of accessories for sand play, such as buckets and spades and moulds and sand mills; others (often the more expensive models, funnily enough) don't come with any accessories. Our three-year-old tester needed to kneel down to interact with this, but this wouldn’t be necessary for an 18-month-old. We have a lot of respect for multipurpose products, and Plum Play has created something practical and playful with its surfside sand and water table. From spinning wheels, navigating pumps, turning on taps, raking up sand, and creating waterfalls, they all contribute to improving fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Sand tables also tend to have lots of great built-in features or add-on accessories that boost the scope – and fun – of the sand play your child can enjoy.