Garden kids

The wave of new electronic devices has left kids spending more time indoors than ever. Outdoor play is critical for children’s wellbeing, so it’s crucial to keep them in mind when designing your yards. For those living in or near a city, creating an outdoor space for your children can feel daunting. Whether you have minimal space or unique desires for your kids, the following will help you get the ball rolling with your project.

Transform a patch of grass into an oh-so-enchanting play area with instructions from HGTV.com.

If you're looking for a kid-friendly gardening project this spring, consider the fairy garden.

These colorful blooms are a pretty addition to any outdoor space — and you don’t need to worry about watering or weather! I finished this easy DIY project in…

Water play ideas for in your garden or outdoor learning area for kids in the early years. Ideas for any size garden and no garden at all.

Outdoor chalkboard! For the kids, put by swing set..........maybe attach to the back part of pool deck facing the garden.

Here are my recommendations for the absolute top toys for the outdoor play area, for backyards and classroom spaces too. From trampolines and slides to play houses, sand boxes, mud kitchens and swings! SO many inspiring ways to play outdoors this summer with these great additions to the outdoor play space. All of these great...Read More »

With warm weather finally here, the wheels in my mind have been turning thinking of fun ways to get my little ones outdoors as much as possible. Of course there’s the park down the street, our little plastic play pool, and the tree my four-year-old loves to climb, but I’d love to come up with something fresh for a little added fun.

Caterpillar Wood Crate Planter MATERIALS: Wooden Crates Wood discs Clay pot Base (one large base and 2 small bases) Lime green, hot pink, and bright orange spray paint (outdoor/ weather rated) White and black paint (outdoor/ weather rated) Strong adhesive...Read more