Step2 Spill Splash Seaway Water Fun: Hours of Splashing Adventure! Review

Excellent buy for warm weather. Can be used with or without an umbrella. I have a tall three year old girl who doesn't hit her head under an umbrella. Comes with a decent amount of accessories and kids love the waterfall. We also put sand on the lower level for a change and the kids love it.

The most beautiful water table! It was a real hit with our 17 month old. She squealed with delight when she saw her father set it up for her in the backyard. He said it is very easy to assemble. It took him 10-15 minutes at most. We chose this slightly more expensive model because of the umbrella and I can tell you, it was worth it! Shading it when the sun is beating down definitely helps. Definitely worth the $20 more and highly recommend.

With every minute I spent creating this stupid thing, I got more and more annoyed. Not fun to assemble and the clip holding the umbrella doesn't help. Our kid pulled it out in seconds. I just don't feel like taking this monster apart and sending it back, so we're keeping it to ourselves. The toys are loose and cannot be placed well. I don't know how that could even be done. Everything is very loose and doesn't look high quality. Such a small thing could be much more elegant and easier to…

I love this splash table because kids love it! It has survived some nasty windy days. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because as I said I assembled the table and it still ended up where the top table tilts back so it doesn't drain into the larger (lower) pool. Everything falls out at the back. Maybe I didn't get it so good putting it together. I could definitely be the problem, but I recommend using an electric drill to screw it together. This shows that you can only use a regular…

Type mech. It's not too interesting - there are only two bathtubs of water, and the umbrella really does shade a very small part in the position it's in. Collecting was also difficult. They suggest a screwdriver is all you need, but you have to literally drive the screws through the plastic. There are little bumps where they go, but you push them through with your hand. That is hard. The baby needs to sleep - it can't do that while it gets up and tries to help. Swear words can also be used…

This table isn't £69.00, I did extensive research to find a water table my 16 month old son would love. This one was expensive but got good reviews so we bought it. First, water does not fall from one level to another as shown in the figure. The only way to drop it is to manually rotate the fragile orange starfish. If you spin it enough, it will take some water to the next level. Far from the waterfall! When you stop, the water stops. The springboard falls off the table as it's just lying on…

3.5 stars. It was fairly easy to build, despite the lack of pilot holes. I was able to do most of it myself with a screwdriver, then my husband took over and did the rest (I was tired ^_^). I like the two tiers of this table as our son is 13 months old so the bottom table is right next to his tummy and the top table is bigger near his ribs so he can switch from one to the other (my advice: if your child to travel instead of walking, laying down an old yoga mat when they kneel/sit). He loves to…

After testing a variety of watermarks for our 18 month old son I settled on this one. It's definitely mediocre in terms of action (twirl the starfish and flip the characters off the springboard or catapult spoon), but the main reason I went for it was the two-tiered design and neutral natural colors (and the umbrella! lol). With that in mind, I decided to update this basic design to how I envisioned it. There is an outlet of the waterfall, but there is no waterfall! If you don't scoop up enough