Little Tikes Anchors Away Pirate Water Playset. Outdoor Garden Toy, Safe & Portable Kids Table. Sensory Toy for Garden Games, Encourages Creative Play, For Ages 24 Months+

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On a sunny day, chances are you want the kids to get out and play—but the blazing sun isn’t good for delicate baby skin. A water table with an umbrella is a great option to keep everyone cooler and safer. We love the idea of this multi-tasking table. It has two built-in bins for sand, water, or a combination of the two. They’re nestled in the middle of a table that has benches on either side, so kids can sit under the shade of the umbrella while they play. This water table takes low profile to a whole new meaning, considering it sits only about six inches off of the ground. Of course, that makes it the perfect option for babies who aren’t yet standing or doing so reliably. If your baby can sit up—generally around six or seven months—they’ll love splashing their hands in this small, simple water table. If you have space constraints, you’ll love that the overall footprint of this water table is a bit smaller, since the fun goes up rather than out. With all of its interactive features, this pirate ship-inspired water table is sure to keep toddlers and kids of all ages entertained. They can squirt water from the cannon, create currents with the spinner, spin the steering wheel, raise and lower the anchor, play pretend with accessories like pirate characters, a boat, a squirting shark, and a character-sized life preserver—or just generally splash away the day.

You must be over 18, a resident of the country offering Afterpay, and meeting additional eligibility criteria to qualify. Late fees apply. Though undoubtedly expensive, this water table has two really great perks. One, it looks attractive in your yard since it’s not a bulky and bright plastic toy. Plus, it’s on the bigger side, so it can accommodate more children, say the six or so kids at the family barbecue.When it comes to our overall winner, there’s no doubt Mumsnetters love The Early Learning Centre Sand and Water Table. Not only is it a colourful and robust water table that’s suitable for both toddlers and preschool children, but it also comes with two durable waterproof lids for the sand and water sections which not all water tables have. Plus, we love that the lids have a road map carved into them with the option of being used as a play table. Develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills to fling critters onto the lily pad with the launchers or hook critters with the fishing pole or fishing net. Use the water cup to fill the fishbowl and watch how it tips over when full; the water splashes down in a wave! Water tables used outside should be constructed from durable materials that can withstand direct sunlight exposure, stable enough on windy days, and survive temperature changes. The sand-water table is an excellent entertaining toy with plenty, fun features that promote cognitive skills and motor skill development. With ample space, multiple toddlers can gather around the sand-water table. Race the characters down twin water slides or put them in the floating inner tubes. Rake sand on the beach with the shovel-rake toy or play in the water with it. Age: 18 months to 5 years old | Size: H 70; W 52.5; D 52.5 cm| Capacity: 15.2 Litres | Material: Plastic | Cover: Yes | Accessories included: Two moulds; one sand rake; one scoop; two boats What we love

The Little Tikes Spiralin Seas Waterpark with its Ferris wheel, squirt ball characters, and spinners provide hours of dynamic, imaginative fun while developing early motor skills. It holds seven gallons of water. Top FeaturesWhat water tables for kids have you bought for your family or school? Let us know your recommendations in the comments below. Age: From 18 months +| Size: ‎H 46; W 69; L 69 cm | Capacity: Not specified | Material: Anti-UV plastic | Cover: No | Accessories included: One red boat toy; two sand moulds; one shovel; one rake What we love Lids and covers: A securely fitted top or cover will protect your water table from cats using it as a litter tray, fallen leaves and twigs and the weather. Budget models often need extra weight on top of the lid to keep it watertight; a bag of sand is helpful for that.