Recently, I made a water table tall enough for them. It was really easy.
I put a long storage bin on top, and secured it with some bungie cords. Presto-magico — it's done :-)
The bungie cords are not very tight (I don't think it would be safe if they were) —they're just there to keep the top from easily sliding off.
Here are Zoe and Ashley with my neighbor's cutie-pie.
You can really tell from this angle that the table is at the right height for bigger kiddos.
Fun things to play with in the water:
♥ Reused kitchenware from the thrift store (whisk, egg-beater, spatula, ladle, funnel, plastic bowls, etc).
♥ Dolls that can get wet.
♥ Sticks, leaves, rocks (you can build your own floats with sticks and twine - so fun!).
♥ Squirt toys (bath toys that squirt water - especially great for hot days).
♥, Kelly
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What a fantastic idea! My daughter still loves to play in water too, she's always playing the bathroom sink.
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This is such a great idea! We have a regular store-bought water table for our toddler, but I was just thinking about adding to it or changing it with some homemade parts/ kitchen tools. I love the idea of the drawers - my daughter would love that. (P.S. I was friends with your husband back in high school!)
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