How to create a children's play garden that even adults love?

   When the kids come to the yard, the backyard is no longer a little paradise where you can relax and relax, the kids will turn the yard into a small court, a playful play area and even a bike play area. The perfect natural world is often encroached upon by plastic toys and climbing facilities...

   However, there is no need to worry too much

   In this issue, Xiaobian will share 10 tips to turn your garden into a children's playground that adults will also like and belong to children

1. Stay natural

     It is usually not necessary to buy specific items for children to play with. Use your imagination and use natural materials to make simple children's play equipment. For example, you can use tree stumps to set up a nice natural and interesting play area (which can also be a seating area).

If you feel that the stump has a certain obstacle that may cause danger, you can also arrange a simple step on the lawn, simple and entertaining, and if you want a strong entertainment atmosphere, you can also paint on the step to decorate.

When gardening in the garden, the cut or pruned wooden pier branches should not be discarded immediately, and for children, perhaps this is some natural toy that allows children to use their imagination and make amazing things

2. Design the location of the entertainment facilities in advance

     If you're redesigning the courtyard hardscape, you can incorporate your child's needs into the courtyard design right from the start.

For example, if children want a slide in the yard, then we can consider embedding a stainless steel slide into the landscape step structure of the courtyard, with a simple bunker at the bottom. The end result is a modern and stylish garden with good visuals and the kids can have a great time in the children's play.

3. Add irregular paths

     Kids love to play with things with wheels, so we can pave hard paved paths in the yard so that activities with wheels such as cycling and skateboarding can be carried out in the children's play courtyard.

Straight-forward regular paths can take on a modern feel, but if you want to make the activity more fun and adventurous, consider designing a curved path. After all, a curved track that winds around the garden is more fun than a straight track and can inspire kids to play a series of races.

4. Use interesting furniture

       If the child likes a swing that can be swayed, but there is no suitable frame in the yard to set up, this is when the wooden rocking chair will be a good choice. In addition, a fabric hammock tied between two pillars is also a good choice for generating wonderful fun.

5. Set up a built-in trampoline

     There's nothing more popular than a trampoline that keeps kids bouncing up and down for hours. There are some big trampolines on the market for kids to have fun with, but they do take up a lot of space. If your patio space isn't huge, a built-in trampoline would be a good choice. In addition to looking natural and not obtrusive, the built-in trampoline is also unlikely to be blown down, the children will not fall, and the safety is guaranteed.

6. Set the occlusion

    During the long summer months, a fully open courtyard space can get hot and sunny, so we need to set up cool facilities in the yard so that children can play in a cool and comfortable environment. Trees are a good choice, natural green, which can ensure that the courtyard landscape shading effect is also good.

In addition to planting trees, you can also set up a tree house, or just set up a small tent, which can provide both a shady space and a fortress-like play space for children. Place a play table, bunker or swing in the shade to keep the kids away from the sun.

7. Build a climbing wall

      You can play rock climbing with your children, which will enhance parent-child interaction and allow you to relax yourself.

8. Paint the chalkboard wall

      Have a vacant wall but don't know how to decorate it? Applying a layer of chalkboard paint can transform it into an art station. If the wall is uneven, you can nail a flat plywood to the surface and add a sealant along the edges. Or, hang a chalkboard directly to the wall.

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