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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We recently turned our dining room into a playroom. Medium size IKEA kallax. Bottom openings have bins in them that hold cars, legos, blocks. Top openings I have a couple of books displayed. One opening has extra books just shelved like a normal bookcase. I try to rotate what’s on display. One opening has Korean language toys. A couple of other openings have puzzles, games, manipulatives. Big truck parked beside. Two large plastic bins. One holds finished art. The other holds craft supplies like cardboard, special papers, toilet paper rolls. At 5 years old we recently added a roll top desk where he keeps his sketch pad, markers, glue, pencils, spirograph, and literacy workbooks and coloring/connect the dot books. I particularly like the roll top because I can pull it down to minimize dust or just to avoid looking at stuff. Couch in the corner. Armchair for dad. Big rug.[/quote] I don’t have kid furniture because I think it’s a waste of money. He did have a random table I picked up curbside for free that I paired with an $11 plastic kids chair for art before we upgraded to the roll top. He plays with all of it, but the desk really has encouraged him to write more and work longer on his art. [/quote]
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