🦆 Duck Dive Water Table - Step2 Review

I have read many reviews about groundwater for my 2.5 year old son. It didn't get the best reviews, but other options on the market had a lot of bells and whistles that I knew wouldn't be used. Of course I wasn't surprised when after 20 minutes of use this table had already removed all attachments except for the middle spinner. If you need a "basic" water table, this is a good choice. I knew that was all my son wanted - he adds toys and removes them when he wants with enough room to splash…

This is the best addition to our home. We just moved into a new house with a trellis in the backyard and my daughter loves being there. She just turned 1 and can easily play with her chicks there for a few hours. Assembly was very easy without tools. it is easy to empty it. The only thing she was good at was pulling the wheel off. Also, it holds up well and provides endless fun for my kid. The dog even thinks it's a huge bowl of water and keeps trying to save the ducks from the pond lol.

First off, assembly was easy which is a big plus. Very simple and it came with all the parts described in the listing. This was the perfect beginner water table for my 18 month old. She loved the toys that came with it, the spinner was great as was the water tower. HOWEVER, the funnel (above the water tower) that is attached to the table is very easy to remove, so be aware. She can easily put it on and take it off by herself. I hope she doesn't try to grab or pull on the funnel because she'll…

Received it today and I just sat down to put it together. I'm seven months pregnant and normally can't build anything without problems. Lol (only my husband makes this for me) I decided to build it and it was very easy. It took less than five minutes. Someone mentioned that you need a Phillips screwdriver to assemble it. It is not true. There are no screws, everything just snaps into place. My kids have been playing with this in my living room after it has been standing together for a while…