Garden for kids

Can we spend our Monday in here? 😍💚 Our Forest Fern featuring in this fabulous setting Repost from @the_ark_childcare • The forest fern has turned into a campsite ready for next week 🧳🏕️🌲 #outdoorplay #outdoorlearning #earlyyears #woodenresources #woodenden #playden #forestden #earlyyearsideas

Comforting children with wooden toys #woodentoys #children #comforting Children can be comforted by playing with wooden toys. The natural materials and simple designs of wooden toys can help to soothe children and promote a sense of calm. Wooden toys are also durable and long-lasting, making them a great investment for

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

Ignite your child's curiosity and green thumb with these 18 creative DIY kid-friendly garden projects! Explore activities like building a bug hotel, creating a fairy garden, or even making painted rock markers. These projects will not only teach your child about gardening but also inspire their creativity and allow them to express themselves through nature. Enjoy quality time together while nurturing a love for the outdoors. #DIYProjects #KidFriendlyGarden #GardeningWithKids #Nat

Backyards are often associated with gardening but not as much as with ‘playing’. As much as parents benefit from cultivating, the same goes for children from having fun. This is where these garden play area ideas come into play. With a little effort and creativity, your back garden can

At Doing Good Together™ we love to find ways to make a difference, not occasionally, but regularly, as part of the hobbies and habits we already pursue. Here are four easy ways you and your little one can make a difference with this summer's family vegetable garden and three essential reasons to mak

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.

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More inspo for my rustic woodland garden area - also today I bought some grape hyacinths to put in the terracotta pots I found in the shed 😍 | Instagram

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Share the Sweetness1589 590SharesIf you’re just joining us for this Toddler School Gardening Unit, we’re just now getting to the green part. My goals for this unit are to teach Cash about the great outdoors by planting a garden together throughout the Spring and into the summer. He is very interested in how things work! The… Read More Teaching Toddlers How Things Grow | Gardening Unit