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Sand & Water Tables
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Learning and Laughing with Water Play Tables
There’s nothing kids love more than a day at the beach, digging in the sand and splashing in the water. Water play tables bring this basic concept to a portable, child-friendly toy design. These types of toys encourage sensory play. As children explore new textures and discover what floats in the water, they build new connections in the brain at the same time
What is a water play table?
Water play tables offer shallow trays that you can fill with sand, rice, beans or just water. These shallow compartments are mounted on sturdy legs, so that children can stand up and reach over to dig or explore the various textures. This toy is usually constructed out of plastic, although you’ll also find options in metal or wood. They range from complex models with water spouts, wheels and sailboats to simulate a mini-waterpark, as well as simple compact models. Children can play with their own bath toys, or use funnels to create a splash.
How to choose water play tables
• The best water play table will depend on the space you have available, your child’s age, and whether you prefer to keep it inside or outside. • For a less messy option, look for play tables that hold water alone. If you’re keeping it outdoors, a sand and water table may be a good option. • If you want an all-in-one play station, you can also look for themed water tables that are designed to look like pirate ships or other fun shapes. These may include added features like battery-powered fountains or lazy floating rivers. • Finally, look at the durability of each model. Will your play table be able to withstand heavy use? Does it come in a material that’s easy to clean? Thinking about these issues will help you find the right fit.