Use PVC pipe to make a sand and water table for kids! My 2, 4, and 6 year olds have been loving this sensory play table. I am loving the fact that you can change out the tubs and do either water or sand (or something else!) but not have both out at the same […]

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.

This DIY Wood Water table for kids is so fun to make. Every time I see my kids using my projects, it makes me so happy! I’ve hacked an IKEA bunk bed, upcycled an IKEA Kids table, and made a scrap wood growth chart. I’ve been working on my garage organization project and it turns […]

How to build a DIY Sand Table for less than $50 and minimal tools. Step-by-step instructions with plans and materials list.

Build this DIY Sand and Water Play Table to get your kids to use all five senses. Download printable PDF plans for your use.

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 →

Put together this fun DIY water table, complete with fountains and sprayers, in less than an hour!

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…

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

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…