Delta Children PerfectSize 3-in-1 Convertible Sink, Step Stool and Bath Toy for Toddlers/Kids - Perfect for Potty Training, White/Grey

I needed a sink with fresh running water for my home childcare program specifically in our toddler room. We use camping sinks in our preschool and school age rooms, but they are too high for toddlers and they are not heavy enough to work the water pump. This option is just the right size for toddlers and twos and is easy to turn on and off. The water in the basin is enough for just a couple of proper ABC song length hand washing, but it’s easy for the teacher or older children to dump additional water in. We ran the drain tube into a 5 gallon bucket just like our camping sink and it holds plenty and only needs to be emptied at the end of the day. And this is about half the cost of the camping sinks. It was easy to put together (I am horrible at assembling and it took about 15 minutes). It’s actually pretty sturdy and doesn’t tip terribly unless they lean right on it, putting it up against a wall prevents that. I definitely would consider buying another.

I had read the previous reviews saying the seller sent them gross or broken product. I saw the seller said amazon.com so thought maybe the reviews were from when the seller was a third party. I was wrong. Product came with many of the plastic pieces warped and someone's hair on a few of the parts. Also, the instructions included were for a potty, not this sink.It was assembled, though I may still return it. Had to scrub with Clorox wipes.The plastic itself feels flimsy compared to other related plastic kid products I have (like a no-brand-name step stool, or the nuby toilet). Even with a good seller, I'm not sure I would buy this again knowing the quality.The sink top easily is lifted off. It does hage suction cups to hold it on, but they're expected to suction to a piece of plastic that has grooves in it -- so it's not possible for them to get a seal.Unfortunately it's the only sink we could find with such a shallow basin for a very small bathroom.

This little sink is perfect for what we need and fits the budget. I wanted to set up a self care space for my 13 month old but we only have one itty bitty bathroom. Thankfully this sink hardly takes up any space at all. I like the simple design and simple function. I couldn't be happier with this buy! My only complaint, as I've seen others mention, is the sturdiness. The structure is lightweight and can easily be pulled down by a child. We just make sure to always supervise its use.

This is exactly what I was looking for to allow my toddler to have access to a sink to wash their hands. I love that it only holds 6 cups of water because I can limit how much water gets wasted by only putting 1.5-2cups in at a time so if they leave it on it runs out on it's own. It is unstable if your kid pulls on it, so I just rigged an attatchment to the walls to prevent her from pulling out apart. It was also not wide enough to fit snuggly over our bathtub, but it was easy enough to trim the extra plastic off to fix that issue.

I came back to update this review. I previously gave 3 stars, but the longer I have this the more I hate it. It is soo flimsy and dysfunctional. The tubing pops off causing water to leak everywhere. The lid on top doesn’t fit properly and comes off too easily(easy enough for curious toddlers). It leans forward, away from the wall, a constant tipping hazard. It doesn’t drain properly so there is constantly a little body of water in the sink portion. The depth of the sink is too shallow and there isn’t enough space for a toddler to wash their hands without getting water everywhere.It’s just a complete disappointment.

What can I say, my son loves to turn on the faucet at home and it’s a huge pain when you receive your water bill the coming months, so I bought this little toy faucet and I wanted to rig it so the water pumps back in the fill tank so it’s like a never ending cycle. The project did fell short as the faucet that it came with has a slow leak, not the part where you twist on yourself with two gasket, no, it’s the faucet itself, like something is stuck inside to cause it to stay semi open.I tried contacting the seller but wait I reached them during closed hours. So I ended up ordering a replacement faucet and it works perfectly. It’s also the twist type as my son loves though instead.I give it a 2 out of 5, I wasn’t expecting perfect product for the price but I did went out of my way to buy a replacement faucet so yeah, i hope your kids will enjoy it

The media could not be loaded. We love the sink. It was easy to put together and is good quality. We bought this to teach our son (15 months) to wash his hands before eating and holding him while washing his hands at the kitchen sink wasn’t working. After a few lessons he now enjoys washing his hands which makes the process much easier. He’s very happy to have a sink his size to wash his hands, he goes to it to wash his hands before eating now every time.Update my son is 19 months old now. We moved it to his bathroom. It’s still working great. He uses it to wash his hands after using the potty or just because. He knows how to put water in it to wash his hands and he knows how to empty it as well. Still an amazing purchase especially since I don’t have hold him up to our sink to wash his hands.

My granddaughter just loves this she feels like a big girl brushing her teeth and washing her hands and face downside about it when I turn the water on and playing it only takes a few minutes to run the water through and they’re constantly dumping it out to refill it LOL but I love that it actually puts out water for them and it’s the right size to the child so they’re not climbing on something to wash their hands as well worth the money and I would buy this product again