🌞 Step2 Summer Showers Splash Tower: Fun in the Sun Water Play Set Review

Sometimes a $40 water table is a must! Keeping my busy 2 year old (the youngest of 6) entertained is a big deal. It's worth it! It took this stay-at-home mom less than ten minutes to assemble (with help from 2-year-old, only needs 1 screwdriver, everything else snaps in place, cool!)

I bought this water table for my two grandsons aged 2 and 4. They love this table and they love the toys that go with it. It was very easy to assemble and as a grandma I assembled it myself in no time! Some water tables require tools and complicated assembly, but this one was easy and a good choice. Very happy with this water!

It's so easy to put together, the neighborhood kids won't be able to get enough of it! I also really like that it's lightweight so we can store it in the garage without much hassle. Just set it up on the lawn, unplug it when you're done, and take it to your garage storage. Very easy. It may also be worth noting that Step 2 offers replacement accessory kits for this and other water tables. Our daughter loved this bucket which somehow got lost. In step 2 I ordered a replacement set for another…

I bought the exact same water toy for my five year old nephew for his second birthday. My nephew now has a younger brother and a new cousin who will play along. All the boys have hours of fun with this toy: 2 and 3 years old and a big boy who is now 5 years old. Depending on the amount of time the boys spend playing with water and the different ages that can play, I ordered a new level of Clay Water for my deck and patio. You can't go wrong with this purchase. My only complaint is that the…

Let me first say that my 19 month old son loves it! It gives her hours of pleasure. It was probably the easiest thing I've ever put together (except for the water toy, which has two purple pieces). The screws were hidden by a rubber ducky in case someone else was looking for it. It would be nice if the water toys went in their place. But she likes to move them. The plastic tub seems a little more fragile than other Tier 2 products I've had in the past. The drain plug is a solid plus and overall

So I have two problems with this paddling pool. First I did not receive all the promised parts. There should have been a red bucket in the kit, I didn't get it. Second, my son knows how to pull the plug out of the socket. It's not the toys, but I find it very impractical to keep refilling them. He's only one, so we're still learning the word 'no'. Bucket is missing, hence 4 stars. Those two things aside, I think it's money well spent. My son enjoys splashing and tipping water everywhere. He's…

After looking at many water play tables I settled on this one as my grandson is only 15 months old and the size was right for him. It has been running for 3 months, so it can easily move around the table. He's an only child so far, but it would be even more fun if a friend played along. I bought more water toys like plastic fish which will add to his enjoyment. I like the fountain option which is very simple and only requires a small bucket of water poured over it. It's still a bit high for…

I'm a big fan of Step 2 products so I loved this one. The product is attractive and assembly was easy, but there were immediately a few design issues that took the fun out of it. Despite this, my kids still have so much fun playing with it. ADVANTAGES: - Assembly was very easy and quick - Lots of parts are supplied but almost all parts just snap securely into place so very little work with tools is required. It did eventually require screwing in 3 small screws to attach the top, but it was…