Repurpose water table

Fantastic water table activities for toddlers and preschoolers! Set up indoor water table activities with various sensory play materials.

Repurposed water table into a fairy garden!

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…

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

J wanted a fairy garden, so we took her old water table and transformed it into this! Drilled a couple of holes in the bottom (where the dirt is) for drainage. Had fun working on this together!

Looking to buy a water table for yours kids? Want something affordable and easy to use, clean and store? Here's how to make a water table for under $15. What is a water table? Why should your child have one? Play is the most important processes your child can master, and a water table provides essential sensory play.

Summer water fun with a DIY sand and water table using a discarded kitchen sink by Tattered and Inked featured on @Remodelaholic

Looking to make your own DIY sand and water table? This DIY water sensory table is the perfect idea for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

Are you searching for a unique way to craft an engaging play zone for your kids? Dive into the realm of DIY water tables! These projects ignite creativity and guarantee hours of amusement. Using basic supplies such as PVC pipes, containers, and water toys, you can concoct a personalized water table offering boundless splashing excitement. Witness your children's creativity soar as they immerse themselves in the wonders of hands-on water play. Get ready to witness their imaginations run wild…

Not only are these water table ideas easy, they are also cheap (or free), and will keep your toddler happy for HOURS! Plus, I've found the BEST toddler water table if you don't have a lot of storage space!

After looking at different DIY water tables I decided I wanted to make my sons with the hose attachment so that we had continuous water flowing out of the top. I made the one with the pipes kind of twisty and pouring like a spout interchangeable. The other one is fully glued in place. They both have valves so it's easy to turn on and off what we want.

Our kids love water and sensory play, so we created this simple and very sturdy diy water table for less than $15. #play #diy

It is not lost on me that this has kind of been the summer of kid stuff here on the ol’ blog. I feel like maybe I need to apologize to readers without kids for being so relentlessly child-focused. We painted grown-up friendly chairs just last week to appease you! And, honestly, I might have more kid stuff coming up … Continue reading →

This simple and easy water table hack will make your water table a million times more fun and keep your toddler busy for hours!

Our water table came with some toys but I brainstormed more ideas to keep my little guys entertained longer. See the water table play ideas we tried here.

5 Ways to Hack Your Water Table This Summer We can all breathe a sigh of relief now that it’s finally summer! And we here at Step2 are of course celebrating by breaking out some of our favorite - Hints and Tips, Outdoor Toys - View and learn more!

7 Reasons you NEED to put bubbles in your water table! This fun DIY water table idea can turn your back yard into sensory activity fun with clean, foamy bubbles! Water table activities would not be complete without a spa, and a car wash...

Learn how to make your own homemade sensory table from PVC pipe, your kids will absolutely love it. This post shows you examples on different filler ideas.

I've been making some great progress on the nursery this week and I can't wait to share some really cool nursery projects with you. Tonight I was going to hang 2 curtain rods and install a hook in the ceiling to hang the floral and lace mobile that I made over the crib. It turns out that I need an 1/8 inch drill bit for both projects and I broke that bit awhile ago so instead I will write a blog post. I love making gifts and it has been fun making some large gifts for my little girl. You may…