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Build 'n Learn Table or a building bag?
A table costs more than a bag, so it should earn its place. Here is what it adds and which toddlers get the most from it.
What the table adds
The Build 'n Learn Table gives blocks a place to stand. Its top has studs, so towers start from a solid base instead of a wobbly floor, and toddlers can build on their feet. The legs fold away and the table stores blocks inside, which helps in small rooms.
Who gets the most from it
Children who have just started pulling up and cruising along furniture love a surface at their own height. It also suits families who want building to happen in one place rather than across the whole floor.
Who might start with a bag
If your child mostly builds sitting down, or you want the largest pile for the money, start with a building bag and add the table later. The table comes with fewer pieces than a bag, so many families pair the two.
Blue or pink
The table comes in blue and pink editions. Both use the same First Builders blocks as the rest of the range.
| Build 'n Learn Table | Big Building Bag | |
|---|---|---|
| Pieces | Table + 29 | 80 blocks |
| Play position | Standing or sitting | On the floor |
| Storage | Inside the table, folding legs | Drawstring bag |
Quick answers
Does the Build 'n Learn Table fold?
Yes. The legs fold away for storage, and blocks can be kept inside.
Can I add more blocks to the table?
Yes. Any First Builders blocks build on the table top.
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