what age group is best for this art table?
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I have an 8 year old and a 2 year old. They are both tall for their age. Do you think this is something I will get a couple years use out of for my 8 year old?
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I recently purchased this for my 5 1/2 year old. She loves it and I think it's something that will really be able to grow with her because it isn't too "kiddish."
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It was purchased for a grandson and is at his house. I would guess the other answer is close. We found the table to be stable and well-built. Our grandson is three years old; so, that may make a difference in our perspective on durability.
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This is a great easel for ages 4+. It has great storage capacity for art tools and materials, and is sized nicely for use by a budding artist!
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I often color and play on this table with a 3-year old. Coloring books would overlap if there were more than 2 people using the table. Single sheets of paper would probably work fine. We have had the table for several months and have enjoyed it alot.
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Not sure on the exact height. An adult can sit comfortably and the table is at elbow height when sitting. A 4 year old might do ok, but would probably be to high for 3 or younger.
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I'd think of it less as an age issue as a weight issue. Every use should probably consider the size of the child and the table to which you are attaching it. Our child is 13 mos and 16 lbs and it works fine for almost every occasion. Not a direct answer, but I hope it helps.
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my children are ages 9 and up and seems to be the right table for all of us without breaking the bank, we paid $219 with free s/h...delivered with no problem from seller.
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I would say 3rd to 5th grade would be the best age range. Each card has an easy and hard questions so it can grow with the child/can play with a range of kids at the same time
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Hi, the table is beautiful and i am very pleased with it, but the table corners are sharp. You might be able to find protectors for the coners by checking in your local bedding or hardware stores. This could help to protect your 3 year old until he/she grows taller. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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I bought this table for my 2 and 4 year old to play with their train station. My 4 year old is a little over 3 feet tall and this table is perfect size for her. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely, my 2 and it 3 year old granddaughters love this table and chairs. They color on it, play with play dough on it and even eat their lunch on it. They love it.
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I just got the table in December and so far so good. It hasn't scratched or dented. Mostly, my 2 year old just colors on it right now. I'm sure we'll put it through the wringer as he gets older!
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I think 18 mos for youngest all the way up to preteen. They start off stacking, looking at colors to learning how to create buildings. It's really great for almost all ages
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I would say no! It's a dining/bar table so it sits higher than a regular dining table. If they are smaller kids it wouldn't be safe. Teenagers may be a little different. But it's a no from me. It's too pretty to let children ruin it with paint, etc. We all know how kids are :)
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My grandchildren have used the table and chair from age 20 months to 6 years. I'm very happy with this set and glad that I selected it. It wears well, it's sturdy, and the kids love it
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I think it might be a little small for a 7 year old. But I beleive kid kraft makes a larger version of this table which I am sure would be great!
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I would say 5 and up. Anyone you would let use markers or paint. On some of the tiles we used that colored foil and it's "glue" for shiny designs. On some I gave my grandaughter all different sizes/colors of gems and she glued them on in her own creative way. You can also let them color the background with marker/paint and let them stamp on a shape cut from a sponge/foam dipped in their favorite color. Lots of ideas for all different ages.Hope this helps you out.