Would this table be good for my 10 year old son or is it more for younger children
2008275
It's only a little over a foot and a half off the ground, so it's low. My nine year old son takes the top off and puts it in the floor to build on though like a giant Lego plate. If your son doesn't mind sitting in the floor to build, it would be fine.
2008276
Younger children can stand next to the table or sit on a small stool. I think that height would be an issue for a 10 year old. It is great for building smaller projects and two to four children can work together. However, if a 10 year old wanted to build something more expansive or was sharing the surface with another child, the space is limited.
2008277
I would say that is edging on too old. The plates are the smaller factor (not duplo) but they are **not** Lego brand so they mostly fit.
2008278
I think it might be a bit small for a 10 year old. Although if you were looking for a train table that doesn't take up a ton of room then this is more ideal.
732610
I don't think it would be good for a 10 month old. It is a slightly lower booster than others, so your baby wouldn't be able to reach the table. Also, even buckled it a baby that age could topple out. I have my 2.5 yr old in this booster (and love it) but I have my 14 month old in a taller booster with a tray. I feel like the tray is an extra safety measure for him.
980069
Sorry I can't say for sure, Christina. I bought it as a Christmas present for one of my grandsons. The boys (I have three) use a card table as their workspace and haven't had any problems so far. They may have to get another table this year, as the 9-year-old asked for a Harry Potter set with 2000+ pieces. Good luck.
732864
The legs on the table are very sturdy so the table does stay in place. However, I think the glass is rather thin and a hyperactive 7 year old could pull it over. It works fine for my husband and I (we LOVE the table) but I'm just not sure it would work for young children if they leaned or pulled on the glass.
1396393
I would not recommend it for under 7 years old. Lots of small pieces and can be intricate to assemble.
1870797
It depends on the people you are putting around it. I use this table for middle school and high school students and 10 is doable but kind of crammed. I would stick to 8.
1574696
I think 7yr old will be too big. It's perfect size for my 3yr old. For an easy reference, this table is a couple inches lower than my end tables. There are larger kid tables out there. When I complained to Kidcraft about the finish about two years ago, I had mentioned my son's age, which was 18m at the time; Kidcraft's response was basically that the age range was 3-8yrs and my son was too young. I really do not know how they could think that an 8yr old would want to sit at a table this small; and an 8yr old certainly would not be comfortable in the chairs, which are the same size, if not slightly smaller, than the ones in my son's preschool. I think 7yr old will be too big. It's perfect size for my 3yr old. For an easy reference, this table is a couple inches lower than my end tables. There are larger kid tables out there. When I complained to Kidcraft about the finish about two years ago, I had mentioned my son's age, which was 18m at the time; Kidcraft's response was basically that the age range was 3-8yrs and my son was too young. I really do not know how they could think that an 8yr old would want to sit at a table this small; and an 8yr old certainly would not be comfortable in the chairs, which are the same size, if not... » Read More I think 7yr old will be too big. It's perfect size for my 3yr old. For an easy reference, this table is a couple inches lower than my end tables. There are larger kid tables out there. When I complained to Kidcraft about the finish about two years ago, I had mentioned my son's age, which was 18m at the time; Kidcraft's response was basically that the age range was 3-8yrs and my son was too young. I really do not know how they could think that an 8yr old would want to sit at a table this small; and an 8yr old certainly would not be comfortable in the chairs, which are the same size, if not slightly smaller, than the ones in my son's preschool. « Show Less
400458
My kids are 9 and 11 now and still love this table after 4 years of use. My 11 yo is on the short side but still uses it at 56 inches
2442
Table is good but chair is not good for toddler. It is not firm standing because my daughter fell down a few times. However that table and chair are light to move whenever u want
1782430
It is durable enough for my daughter who is only 25 lbs and I think it should be good for a few years. That said, it is not the most durable piece of furniture so I don't think it would hold up well for bigger kids as I believe it was assembled with glue/tape and a few screws.
740769
Not necessarily, though my 2 year old grandson can climb up onto it and has to be closely supervised. That said, he enjoys this table more as he gets older.
542474
It is a beautiful table but Im sorry I would have to say no, I don't think it's suitable for children. Even just putting it together we have some big scratches on it. I ended up buying a glass top for it to preserve it. It's more like a glass of wine, cup of coffee table. Im sorry to disappoint you if your heart was set on it!
1576465
This is used as the kids table when I need the space. Ages 2-10. Plenty of room for them. I have also used it as a craft table and havent had any leg issues. I have 2 of these tables and they have been very handy.
343697
My 2 older kids have each had a table similar to this and my youngest now has this one. My two oldest started to lose interest around the age of 2. My youngest is 15 months old and doesn't play with it that much anymore. I think it's too young for a 2 1/2 year old.
392992
Well, it is a really nice barn - at least I think so. My daughter loves it - I bought it for her when she was 7 or 8 and she is ten now and still playing with it. I think it would be fine - it is basic and I can't think of anything on it that would be harmful and it is made well so should be durable through the years. It would be a good gift - it also depends on how advanced your child is - however as I said my 10 year old is still playing with it so your 3.5 year old will get many days of play out of it! Hope this helps.
702564
As a former preschool teacher, I would not recomment this table for children over 5 years old. Additionally, I would use a vinyl covered cloth to cover it with because the tabletop is otherwise flimsy. We use placemats when eating, which works well, too.
1341786
Yes, I would recommend it. Its a great table. I've had it for over a year - very sturdy and easy to use.