Water table makeover

If your kids love water but you don't want to buy a water table, I have the perfect inexpensive and easy solution that everyone will love.

If you're like me, you probably thought a water table would be loads of fun for your kids. It's easy! They play with water, they can't dr...

Upcycle your old or sun damaged water table into a sensory dinosaur world to spark imaginative play this spring.

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If you saw my Instagram stories today, we decided to build a sand/water sensory table for the boys! With all of this extra time outside lately, we figured this would be a great activity for them! The wood models typically range from $200-$600 and as much as I love my children...that just wasn't…

Last summer, I decided it was time to tackle a new project to keep my toddlers entertained and cool in the backyard. That's when I stumbled upon the idea of creating a DIY water table. With limited carpentry skills and a whole lot of enthusiasm, I started gathering ideas. It was fascinating to see all the different ways you could build a water table, each with its unique set of features. From simple bins on stands to elaborate setups with pumps and waterfalls, the possibilities seemed…

We absolutely love our new water table - but it didn't come with a cover. I don't mind water getting in overnight, but I do object to the bugs and dirt! Here's how I crafted my own water table cover - and no sewing involved! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! I started by cutting out a piece of PVC-style fabric large enough to cover the top and the sides. I found a spare…