The paper roll at the top is the real winner here — my son tears off sheet after sheet and I don't have to hunt down loose paper anymore. Switching between the dry-erase side and the chalkboard keeps both kids busy at once, which is worth every penny.
Violet C.★★★★★
My daughter spends an hour on the chalkboard side while her brother uses the dry-erase side, so no more fighting over one easel. The paper roll on top is a nice bonus for when they want to paint. Solid wood too, it hasn't wobbled once.
Samuel X.★★★★★
The double-sided setup is genius because my two kids can draw at the same time without fighting over a turn. The paper roll on top feeds smoothly, and the easel itself feels sturdy enough that it doesn't wobble when they lean on it.