Isn't the yellow paper stopper (seen in the pictures) inconvenient for the child when they draw or write on the table? It seems to be in the way.
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My son hasn't really found it to be annoying, but he's young (he's 5 years old right now and we got it about 2 years ago or so). Maybe for an older child who writes ALOT, this would be inconvenient. We like the desk and still have it. It is pretty durable.
1163380
Two things... it acts as a paper guide/holder and... since the table can tilt, it could be a catch for pens, pencils and crayons. That said, I mounted it backwards so it is on top. It is essentially a paper feed and I can also use it to tear off the sheet being used. So in the end I do not have your concern on this one.
1163381
It's pretty low profile but has never bothered my daughter. It's actually a great piece to have on there. We have her desk tilted up so it's easier for her to see everything and it catches her crayons from rolling on to the floor.
2063163
yes the table she/he writes on lifts up and there is also to places on the side to hold paper it holds her coloring books. If you are talking secure where he/she can not be able to touch with out you then no.
657934
It really depends on the dexterity of the 5 year old. It takes a certain amount of coordination to hold the pen and follow the path of the cog inside the wheel. If the child becomes frustrated with pen and paper tasks, this might be too much for him/her. If not then go for it.
183449
No, this is meant to protect the work on the paper with as little influence on the paper as possible. I would recommend using cardstock, that's closer to playing cards.
201039
The person trying to guess the answers does not see the writing or who wrote those answers. You can keep it under the table or down low if you are concerned about that...as long as people arent writing in all kinds of different colors or doodling on the back of their paper you should be fine
1472625
Yes because it is folding paper over. You do not have a large bump so it is manageable.
403502
Paper will not go straight by itself. We have to guide its movement. Otherwise paper will get jammed easily.
2166560
The plastic piece is symetrical from left to right so I don't think it matters for left or right hand. It's not a perfect fit, but it really helped my kid to start writing. Now he is pretty good without it and doesn't need it.
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We have not used this pen thus far...have had no need to do so. To the best of my knowledge it should not pose the problem you are concerned about. Happy drawing!
45562
Have not had it long enough to change the paper; still working on the first roll. It was gift for my grandson & if it did not have paper in it when he got it, my daughter never complained about it being difficult to put paper in it.
57955
Not really, it might be hard for kids because there is lots of drawing. But it's not inappropriate for kids or anything.
773169
We push the table against the wall with the leaf against the wall. If you turn it around you can not use draws. We love it!
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Hello, I'm pleased to inform you that this this round table and chair set will work great for drawing......I"m sure the little ones will love it! Let me know how I can further assist you! Rishy
489306
It is slightly padded. The children can still color on it without any ill effects.
1264597
The gaps are less than a 1/4 inch. it is possible each table may be different in the gaps. The one I bought would work nicely for coloring in a coloring book or a thick pad of paper. Crayons will not fall through the gaps. My granddaughter is just 13 months old so we haven't reached that stage yet but it will do nicely when she does.
1727764
My son and I have never had this problem. Could be a piece stuck in there? Is the hole the right size for the pencil?
864331
It's considered tear away paper because it has a small border that you remove before use. I don't believe it messes the design up at all. We are using it for pirate treasure maps. It looks like an old scroll paper....just smaller than a traditional 8.5x11 paper.