[amandakelly]

Hello everyone.

I’m looking to introduce my child to pottery and wondering what the best pottery wheels for kids are. There are so many options out there, but I want something easy to use, safe, and perfect for beginners. 

I’ve seen different brands like Artista and Skutt, but I’m not sure which one would be the best fit. Does anyone have experience with pottery wheels for kids? What features should I look for, and which models do you recommend? 

Would love to hear your thoughts!

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[Garcia]

Hey! Getting kids into pottery is such a fun idea! From what I've seen, a slower, more controlled wheel speed is key for beginners. Maybe something with a built-in splash guard to minimize mess? Durability is also important, kids aren't always the gentlest! Haha. I haven't used specific kid models, but I've seen some parents modify larger ones. It reminds me of a friend who even rigged up an Eggy Car toy motor to try a mini-wheel, though I wouldn't recommend that! Good luck finding the perfect one!