LIFETIME 280094 Kid's Picnic Table, Size 1, Almond

I got this for our almost 3 year old. As the weather is getting nicer I wanted a child-sized table for her that was sturdy, durable and portable. This has all 3 elements and although may seem a little $$ for a kids table I think it is well worth the money. I looked at several other styles from different manufacturers....ones with umbrella, wooden ones, all plastic ones. I liked the look of the wooden picnic tables and the ability to paint it any color but they're not portable and kind of bulky. Plus it would just be another big item that we would have to find room to store. The plastic ones had the same issues plus I don't really like the look.We've had this Lifetime table for a couple weeks now and our little girl has used it almost everyday. It's so easy for me to carry outside on the deck and bring back in....you can turn it on its side without folding it up and it fits through a standard door. It would survive the weather elements but I like to bring it inside because she likes to use it in the house too. It's the perfect size and since there are no sides it's easy for her to slide in and out without stumbling (she's a little on the clumsy side!) There's room to spread out food/snacks, do puzzles, crafts, pretend play, etc. (see attached pics). Depending on your size, it can also hold an adult with no problems. The surfaces are so easy to clean too!I plan on using it year round and will also be taking it to picnics/bonfires/tailgating/outdoor parties. Kids love having things their size and this table is totally worth it!

I bought three of these for our educational program, and they are perfect for young kids! I love that they fold up and store easily -- we get so many comments on how cute the little tables are, I'm sure they would walk away if we couldn't store them easily.They are a single height and require no assembly. To disassemble, the tabletop retracts down to be level with the seats. Then the legs fold inward where they clip into place. I can easily carry two at once (one in each hand) to move them around once they are flattened. Because they are well-designed, I don't foresee any issues with them collapsing on their own. They seem sturdy and safe.As another reviewer mentioned, these a good for up to about 8yo. The older kids think they are cute, but the full size tables work better for 9yrs & up.The table seats 4 kids, you can't really squeeze in 6 like you can with some tables, but you can put two tables next to one another for more seating.Several of our families mentioned they would like to purchase one for their own use after seeing ours!

Very good product for a cheap price. It folds up easily and can be stored away without taking up much space. It’s also very easy to fold and unfold. My kids love to have there own little table that the can use for coloring, eating and doing crafts. There is no wobble and safe for the kids to sit on.

Tbh this is my second time buying this same table. It’s perfect for everything. I wish I had packed mine when we moved but I couldn’t live without it for my kids so I bought another one. It’s a great value for your money. Cleans easily and fold up to bring wherever you may be going. It’s to assemble and put away. Just make sure the mettle bars have their locks in place so the table doesn’t collapse accidentally. I’ve done that and it wasn’t pretty. Kids are comfortable at the table from 1 to 8 years of ages fitting well and having enough space. My 2 year old and my 7 year old fit together and eat, draw or use play dough on the table.My youngest like to drag it around if it’s available, stand on it and reach things she normally other wise wouldn’t be able to. So it’s sturdy and safe. She’s just a bit wild and uses what she can to her advantage.

Grand Kids ages 5 and 2 loved this table. Perfect height and adults can still sit with them. Easy to store as it folds flat about 5 inches thick.

Edit:I've had the table for nearly a year. It has taken a beating and still looks the same as the day I bought it. 4 of my kids sit at this table on a daily basis (ages 4, 3, 3, & 2). They've drawn on it, used it as a ladder to climb onto counters they weren't supposed to be on, and they've even flipped the thing over and used it like a fort. When my mother comes over we hang out in my kitchen and I sit on top of this table and have no fears it'll buckle (my original review below says I weigh 170lbs, well I've had my 6th *and last* baby since then and this table holds me plus the 60 pounds of extra blubber I've acquired over the last year with no issue). This table has been well worth the price and I have zero regerts after purchasing it. I have a feeling I'll be passing it on once my troop outgrows it, because it's proven to be built to last.Original review:Not a bad little table! It can seat my 3 yr old, 2 yr old, 2 yr old, and 1 yr old all at once. It's the perfect height for them and will fit them for another few years. My 12 year old sits at the table too (he's the big one in my pic) and sometimes so do I (I weight 170 lbs). The only thing that gets on my nerves is the fact my kids know this table rocks when they sway their bodies, so they rock the table on purpose and it drives me bananas. I'm afraid it'll collapse one of these days. I also noticed, today in fact, that you've got to be careful when you sit if you're bigger than a toddler. The latch that keeps the legs locked when the table is in the folded position doesn't have anywhere to go when the table is open, so this metal piece hangs down on the underside of the table. It's not long enough for my toddlers to hit it when they sit, but Mama's big ol thighs can reach it and they sure did when I sat down at this table today! It hurt! It dug into my leg because I had no idea it was even there before now. Other than these few things tho I like the table. It's sturdy enough for my 4-5 trouble makers and it wipes down easily. I don't ever fold it up, but if I wanted to it would take me about 20 seconds.