Do Your Kids Love Playing With Lego?

We are all familiar with it. Most of us grew up with it, but sometimes kids and parents just need to be reminded of the beauty and benefits of toys, like Lego.

Lego is the perfect way to advance kids’ skills through imaginative play. Whilst gaining invaluable practice with fine motor skills and dexterity, playing with Lego also improves creativity, colour and shape recognition, problem solving and mathematical thinking. It helps build self-esteem, encourages communication skills and team work.

Positives aside however, parents unfortunately also have complaints about Lego. Apart from being an organisational challenge, the bricks get lost everywhere. They’re a choking hazard for young children plus it’s nearly impossible to be a parent and not experience the agony of stepping on one or more Lego bricks at some point. It’s such a commonly experienced phenomenon, that the internet is filled with memes about it.

Pros and cons aside, we think we’ve found the perfect Lego storage idea to help minimise frustrations by creating an inviting, destination space for play, whilst ensuring everything is still easily accessible and organised.

Kids are more likely to clean up if they don’t have to make a huge effort. When they’re done playing on this table, they can just tuck the bricks into the bins underneath. The amazing Building Bricks Play N Store Table by KidKraft features 3 collapsible bins that slide out for easy building brick storage.

The entire table top opens to reveal additional storage space. The pinch-free design means little fingers are kept safe when opening and closing the table and the 360 degree design allows multiple kids to play at once.
Compatible with Lego®, Duplo® and other popular building brick brands. Measures 90cmL x 48cmW x 39cmH. Exclusive to Nest in South Africa.

So, for every parent out there that has stepped on a Lego in the dark, while this Play N Store Table might not prevent this from happening again, it will certainly cut your incident rate down. And together, let’s inspire and develop the builders of the future! So for all the kids who love Lego… keep building! It’s not just the Lego that matters. It’s how you play with it!

Check out these 5 amazing facts…
1. The famous LEGO brick that we play with today is more than 50 years old. The bricks made way back in 1958 will still fit perfectly with those you play with today!
2. LEGO Minifigures are the world’s largest population, with over 4 billion of them around the world!
3. Laid end to end, the number of LEGO bricks sold in a year would reach more than five times round the world.
4. On average there are 80 LEGO bricks for every person on earth.
5. You can combine six of the eight-studded LEGO bricks in 915,103,765 ways.