Step2 Flip & Doodle Toddler Easel and Plastic Kid Art and Craft Desk

My son is 4, 45lbs and 3 1/2 feet tall. When he sits on the stool his thighs are parallel to the floor. I hope that he doesn't outgrow it quickly. He loves it! He always wants to eat at it. It's a great place for numerous activities. The desk surface is slightly raised around the edges to prevent crayons, papers, play doh, water from painting, etc. from falling onto the floor. The entire desk and stool are VERY easy to clean. The blue part of the desk, for crayons and such, has holes in the bottom of each compartment which makes cleaning easy. I love the removable storage which also makes cleaning them easy. Even his dry erase crayons come off with only an eraser or paper towel. It was very simple to put together with only a phillips head screwdriver. The only downfall I see so far (we've only had it a little over a week) is that if you have anything in the cup holder taller than the cup, it causes the easel to not fold down completely. Therefore, if my son wants to fold it down to use as a desk while painting, he has to hold the water cup and his painting while trying to fold it down one handed. I wish I had found this when he was even younger and we would still have it and use it every day.

My teacher and her class love the easel. It has been hard finding an easel for the two year old age group. Most are for ages 3 and up. It is just the right size.