Kids Dinosaur Drawing Projector Table

The projector is definitely the magic part. My son thought it was amazing.

Had it out when a friend came over and they both wanted turns drawing.

It’s good for little hands practising tracing and staying on the lines.

Not too complicated to use, which I appreciate with kids craft stuff.

Nanna did this with the kids while I was working and they were so proud afterwards.

My daughter picked this over her normal colouring books because the projector feels special.

Honestly the dinosaur shape sold it for my son before I even explained what it did.

The pictures came out cute once they traced them and coloured them in.

Good arvo activity when the kids are getting restless before dinner.

Fun tracing table for younger kids. Simple idea, but they really enjoyed it.

My daughter sat there like a proper little artist, tongue out, concentrating so hard.

Gave it as a birthday present and it was one of the first things opened and used.

If your kid is into dinosaurs, this is an easy win. Mine was interested before we even turned it on.

Both kids took turns and it was surprisingly peaceful for once.

The drawing book was handy because we could start straight away without hunting for paper.

Nice to have something that feels interactive without being another screen.

It took a few tries to get the picture positioned right, but then the kids were away.

Dad sat down to help and ended up drawing dinosaurs with him for ages.

Cute little setup for the playroom. It makes drawing feel more exciting than a normal book.

My daughter always says she can’t draw, but this gave her a nice little confidence boost.

My niece loved the projector part and kept showing everyone her finished pictures.

Bought it for school holidays and it’s been pulled out more than I expected.

It gave them a proper activity without paint, glue or glitter all over the table.

My boy usually rushes colouring, but tracing the outlines slowed him down a bit.

The music made my son laugh and somehow made him want to keep drawing longer.

Perfect after kindy when my daughter is tired but still wants something fun to do.

Easy enough once you line it up properly. I helped the first time and then she was fine.

Our fridge is now covered in little traced drawings. She’s very proud of them.

Great for kids who want to draw but still need help getting the shape right.

The projector was the exciting bit. My son kept changing the picture just to see what came up next.

The dinosaur design is really cute and definitely made my dino-obsessed child more interested.

We used it during a rainy Saturday and it kept the kids off screens for a decent stretch.

It feels like their own little art station, which made my daughter take it very seriously.

The tracing part helped so much because my son usually gives up when drawing is too hard.