Lego Table: 14 DIY Ideas For Your Kids' Playroom 05/04/2015 4:04 pm EDT 10/28/2016 1:34 pm EDT Kids love Lego, but often their ginormous collections can be too much to handle. So why not keep those colourful bricks in order by creating a play table just for them?Here we have 14 DIY Lego tables. These ideas are both fun and practical, so that they can store all your kids' Lego pieces without sacrificing room for play.Prev Touchscreen Learning Tablets for Kids: The Yay to the Nay Next 8 Ways to Raise Thankful Kids Children’s storage furnitureWe may want them to stay small forever, but our children grow up. We believe their furniture should keep up with all the changes. Our children’s storage furniture is made to be used for years – with wardrobes that let you adjust the height of the clothes rails as your kid gets older, and cabinets where you can remove the changing tables once your little one is (finally) out of diapers.Learn how to prevent furniture tip-over accidents
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With a huge selection of LEGO sets and other toys at great prices, Walmart has you covered. And here are our favorite games. Here are some great teen gift ideas. By age and interest here. Melissa & Doug Deluxe Pounding Bench Melissa & Doug Lace and Trace Pets Melissa & Doug Primary Lacing Beads LeapFrog Musical Rainbow Tea Set I usually try not to buy lights/sounds toys, but this was a gift and Janey loves it. The teapot sings cute songs (and has a low/high button) and we've all memorized it. It comes with little cups and a cake. She plays with this all the time. Melissa & Doug Rainbow Stacker The First Years Stacking Up Cups Curious George Jack in the Box Fisher-Price Brilliant Basics Baby's First Blocks Fisher-Price Brilliant Basics Corn Popper Melissa and Doug Rainbow Stacker The First Years Stack N Count Cups Kidoozie Nest and Stack Bucket Little Tikes Push Ride Racer Janey LOVES this little car, and the boys love pushing her around on it.
Now she can ride herself around. It's perfect for almost-walkers also-this is what really helped cautious Janey. Melissa and Doug Car Carrier Melissa & Doug Wooden Bear Family Dress-Up Puzzle Melissa & Doug Sticker Collection - Fashion This is so inexpensive and I love these stickers! I've already purchased a new one for us, as we've used the entire pad up. We use a blank notebook and make our "girls" in that, and then name them. Janey (3) can really manage well with peeling the stickers off and I help her put them on to get them straight. KidKraft Vintage Kitchen - White ($112 which is more than half off-they have red, pink and blue also for a few dollars more. ) Kids Pretend Play Gourmet Kitchen Appliance 3 Piece Set Blender Coffee Maker and Mixer These were a gift to Janey-they do have batteries but I haven't had to change them yet in more than a year. They really "work"-she uses marbles to mix up, and blend and pour, and has used real water in the percolating coffee maker (not sure if you are supposed to do that but it still works.)
Hape - Playfully Delicious - Gourmet Kitchen Starter Play Set Melissa & Doug Food Groups We bought these accessories (plates and utensils and wooden food) for her kitchen-just the right amount (I didn't want a set with 1,000 items!) Melissa & Doug Cutting Food -Andrew and Patrick wore this thing out with miles and miles of riding-they can reach at three (but it is for all ages, even older children enjoy this.) They would also wear out the tops of their shoes with dragging, but I didn't mind. That energy burning exercise is all I'm looking for. And they "fit" on this for a long long time, so it's worth the investment. Melissa & Doug Deluxe Wooden Railway Set Star Wars Revenge of the Sith Obi-Wan Kenobi Electronic Lightsaber Kindle, 6" Glare-Free Touchscreen Display A great robotic toy for a 10-15 year old. Matt enjoyed this-it takes some time and skill to put it together, but it was worth it. Stanley 014725 25-Removable Compartment Professional Organizer
Melissa and Doug Magnetic Sports Guy We've tried a few different brands but this one has been the only one that has really held up to all the dunking it endures daily-even from teenagers and college aged adults, and old dads also. Quadrilla Marble Railway in Wood I wasn't sure about this-it's about $30 for a strip of plastic, and there are no gadgets or gizmos with it-except for a suction cup (to stick one end on windows) and another piece to make a loop. The kids have to find books, chairs, etc and be creative, but we've had hours and hours of play with this and they've had tons of fun racing. To see it in action you can watch here. Quercetti Skyrail Mini Rail Rollercoaster They decided to start with the popular dragon land set. Patrick also plays with the zoo set (PLAYMOBIL Large Zoo with Entrance)often. Ripstiks are probably one of the favorite outdoor toys we've purchased. They do take some co-ordination and core muscles to master-which means it takes kids about 5 minutes to figure out and if you are older than thirty you might put yourself in the hospital ;).
This basic ancient scooter has suffered so much abuse from all ages of children, poor thing, but it has endured it all. For teenagers, longboards are all the rage. Pogo Stick (this is close to what is pictured above, but not the exact match) I think Andrew's record is several hundred, no joke. It gives me a headache just watching him. This maze is a great toy for bored kids. From Isaac to Patrick, it's been a hit, and there seems to be a new version every year (we have three now!) Isaac brought one home from college and the boys all loved it. It's more difficult than it looks. Video of how it works . His Christmas/birthday list this year asks for the Football Guys and the Hockey Guys . Magna-Tiles® Solid Colors 100 Piece Set Patrick and Andrew and Janey probably play with these the most out of any toy we own. Honestly, they are really irresistible even to me. All the sides of each tile are magnetized so they click together. We initially bought the 32 piece set, but this year I'm going all out and getting the 100 piece set which I would have bought in the beginning had I known this was going to be an all time favorite.
The boys also love Zoobs. We have case of them. They come with a huge set of instructions for all different types of models. Andrew loves these (he is 8.) Patrick (almost 4) just started being able to snap them together. Andrew is asking Santa for the Zoob . -It has little cars that DO need a battery in them just so you know, but the batteries seem to last forever, and the cars really zip around. The kids can snap the track into all different configurations. -A cheap old magna doodle has always been a favorite with each of the kids. Patrick and I play a game where I draw something and then he guesses what it is and then he draws something and I guess. I never get it right, go figure, and he loves that. My parents had a set of these at their house last year and at first I thought, "What's the big deal with a whole set of little planks?" Well, my kids (and my husband!) played for hours with these things and Santa brought us our own set. It takes concentration and skill to build with these blocks.
The set comes with a big book of ideas. Franklin Sports 3-in-1 Sports Set (The one in the picture isn't available but the one I linked to is the newer version.) This year's all time favorite-thank you Aunt Tracy! It has gotten many a boy tired before bed time and my boys playing together-ages 17-3. STIGA Retractable Anywhere Table Tennis Set Crayola 64 Ct Washable Markers A vintage typewriter from Ebay. Abbey loved this when she was younger and her friends did also. Make sure you get one that comes with tape-they don't sell that at Office Max anymore. One of Abbey's all time favorites- she played with it from about 3rd grade till about 6th grade. (I have seen this book at Michaels also.) She received it with a big sketch book and a little pair of scissors-it comes with the all the cute paper. She filled a big folder with fashion designs. Shrink Art Jewelry Kit-Abbey also loved this craft book. She even had a little business going in 7th grade selling earrings to her classmates.
I spent many an evening, baking shrinky earrings, thinking, "Oh boy what did we get into here?" She loved it though and could hardly keep up! I think you can't go wrong with almost all Klutz books. Abbey loved these little rag dolls! She had some of the clothes that are made for them, but she would often just sew or pin her own together out of little quilting quarters I would pick up, or just plain felt. Her and her friends would put together the cutest little outfits on these girls. Oh I wish I could say they made this sweet Madeline set but they don't anymore. (You can still find them on Ebay.) These were the perfect substitute for Barbies or those other dolls that look like you-know-whats. Calico Critters Hopscotch Rabbit Family Melissa & Doug Doll Family Janey's cousin let her borrow the Fisher Price dollhouse with all their accessories and she plays with this every single day. All American Girl, of course-Abbey played with her dolls into middle school, and loved all the books.