The Tot Tutors 2 in 1 activity table is a good table for a kid’s bedroom or playroom. It comes with two chairs and offers storage in the center of the table. There is a cover, so children can have a smooth top for art or other activities. This simple KidKraft activity table is easy for kids to use and offers many hours of play time. The table looks nice with other furniture and comes in an espresso finish. Kids can use the table for Legos or a train set.

Lego storage is a personal preference. I like things to fit into boxes so the play area has a clean look to it, and I find drawers can get cluttered fast. But kids aren’t known for their organization skills, so even the perfectly boxed and shelved Lego bins may not remain organized for long. How We SelectedThe size of the table you choose will depend on the space you have—and want to sacrifice. After all, this is essentially a piece of furniture dedicated to play. The tables below range in size from 20 to 33 inches square. Some tables sit low to the ground and don’t require extra space for chairs while others sit higher and require chairs (or come with them). Keep in mind, though, that any space lost to chairs is made up for through extra storage underneath the table. Some of the tables on our list are convertible in that the top can be flipped over or the base plates removed to reveal a smooth surface ideal for drawing, playing with action figures, or doing other creative activities. And some have tops that can be removed to uncover a sand or water table, which is more conducive to outdoor use. Storage Depending on how portable you want the table to be, another factor to consider is weight. A table made of wood (or a type of engineered wood) will typically be heavier and sturdier than one made of plastic. A heavier table will be harder for a kid to move around a room—which may or may not be a good thing. Some tables have legs that collapse or that can be removed altogether for easier transport or storage when not in use. Surface and Play Area Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room The type of Lego table you choose will depend on your decor, the style you want and the age of your child(ren). If your child is older, you may want to invest more to get something that grows with them.

The main priority for a toddler is safety. If you opt for a table with chairs, they should be sturdy. A child that climbs may need a solid piece of furniture that doesn’t tip. The seat height on the chairs is 10 inches, which makes it easy for small children to get up to the table on their own. The YouHi activity table is the perfect table for kids that play with Legos at the coffee table. It is also a great table for those who live in smaller spaces. This activity table can also be used as a stylish coffee table that transforms into a creative play center.This table is one of the best because it has lots of storage, and the table can split into two play areas. It fits in well with a living room or office. It is made with a stylish wooden frame and will stand up to many years of play. The dimensions of the table (25.6″x21″x25.6″), allow you to move it easily and it doesn’t take up much space.

If you’re a parent or caregiver who has screamed a string of four-letter obscenities after stepping on a Lego (it is a rite of passage, after all), you already know that having a dedicated Lego storage space is well worth the money. But besides being the key to a cleaner and more organized play area, Lego tables also enhance the building experience itself. Like an artist’s canvas, these tabletop building platforms set the stage for ambitious building ventures, while also giving kids a place to display their ongoing projects with pride. While not all Lego tables are the same, they offer children the ability to play and keep the tiny pieces organized well. This will help you teach them where to put things and keep them from getting all over your floor. Most parents prefer a Lego table with storage, which makes sense from a tidying and organization perspective. Some come with shelving (so box up your Legos yourself) while others include drawers. Some tables have no storage at all.