wooden workbench?

[stillplayswithbarbies]

DH was putting together the train table tonight, and Logan was "helping". She had such fun that now I want to get her a workbench or something with tools that she can screw and wrench etc. Is there such a thing? What is a good one for an almost-two-year-old?

...Karen
DS Jake Feb 91, DD Logan Mar 03
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[mattysmom]

WHile it's not a real workbench, DH found a great toolkit and The Discovery Store.

http://shopping.discovery.com/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10000&storeId=10000&langId=-1&productId=56606&partnumber=707075

(Sorry I don't know how to put in a picture of it.)

We gave it to our DS (born 2/03) for Christmas and within days he was using the drill, hammer, tape measure, etc. He LOVES playing with it - including wearing the hat. This was definitely a top present this holiday!

(It says ages 3+, but we supervise DS when he uses it and none of the pieces are too small)

[hwin708]

I'm not certain on the brand, but I KNOW they always have kids workbenches at my Tuesday Morning.

[deborah_r]

I wish I had researched this before I bought the FP plastic one...here are some I found...I don't know anything about them, though!

http://www.elearningtoys.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?

[Melanie]

Deb, I've seen this one from that site you posted at Big Lots!

http://www.elearningtoys.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/sm_MaxWorkBench150.jpg

[sarasprings]

We have this one. It's not very tall (maybe 1 1/2 feet), but my son loves it. He uses the tools a lot for various things. He can even unscrew the screws that hold it together. I'm just waiting to walk into the room and see it in pieces on the floor!