Last August, my little boy was lucky enough to receive a sand and water table from the early learning centre as one of his presents for his first birthday. I was really pleased with this as he has always enjoyed his baths ever since he was a tiny baby and started to splash and play with the water from very early on, so I was in no doubt that this was a present he would get lots of use from. My memory of the packaging of this toy is slightly hazy, as I was somewhat distracted on the day in question due to trying to play hostess to the party guests. I do remember that the box was rather large as several children disappeared into it at one point, however it was ...  Read the complete review

We've had this sand and water table for a couple of years now and it's still going strong. Bought for my daughter's 2nd birthday, both her and her younger sister have had more than their money's worth from it. We got the pink table, but it's also available in red. It came in a large box and instructions were included, but not really needed as assembly was very straight forward. It was simply a case of putting the two top pieces together and slotting the legs in from what I remember. The legs can be easily taken off if you need to store it away. The legs go out at an angle, making it very sturdy and I'd say pretty impossible to fall ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the Early Learning Centre Sand and Water Table for my son's 2nd birthday and it cost £45. We chose this one over the others because it's plastic (easy to move around), came with a lid (making it waterproof) and is very sturdy. It looks quality, not cheap like some others I've seen. The table measures: height 45cm x length 65cm x width 65cm. We've found that it's a great height for toddlers (the recommended age is 18months+) but for older children, like my son who is now 4, it's a bit low down. The sand and water table came boxed and with instructions. It was easy enough to put together. The legs slot in place and the 2 troughs click together. It ...  Read the complete review

When my eldest daughter started nursery she settled really well and when we talked to her teachers they told us that she loved the sand and would play in there for hours. We decided since we knew she like the snad so much that it was something we could buy her to have a home and we had a look for a sand pit. I found this one on Early Learning Centres website, it is one company I often look at for childrens toy as they are usually well priced and great quality and we went to our local shopping park to buy it. The sand table cost about £40 when we bought it although it now sells at £45 but everything is going up so I guess you expect it really. The table is ...  Read the complete review

My son has recently been bought one of these by his grandparents. Typically the weather means it is now not being used as much! You have to put it together which isn't as difficult as you might think. The instructions are pretty clear and there are only a few pieces to slot together and a few bolts to fit. It can all come apart afterwards too if you are short on storage space. The legs slot in and out so could be taken off each time for storage as well or to put it flat on the floor or another table. Make sure you get the legs the right way around, or the table is very unsteady (trust me I've done that!) There are a few holes in the centre of it to ...  Read the complete review