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Sarah U-S
2 years ago
A bit of a vague question because it depends on available space and budget! However having two children myself I would say a relatively cheap one because they can get wrecked with pens, stickers, makeup etc!!!! Ikea is always a good bet because you can make your own desk from different tops and bases, without breaking the bank.
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