WILD CHILD
Outdoor play engages curious minds with the natural world and stimulates the imagination. A pretty, leafy corner of the garden can become a place where fairies gather, a gnarled sturdy tree somewhere to build a cool cubby house and a quiet nook the perfect place for a bench seat for a teen to curl up and read.
From rock walls to waterfalls, vegetable patches to butterfly gardens, bike tracks to bouncing trampolines and sandpits to vertical slides, there are so many possibilities your kids will love.
CREATING ENGAGING SPACES
Enticing children away from their screens and into the outdoors begins with designing creative spaces that kids will want to explore. You can add stepping stones to link one section of the garden to another, a pond to splash about in, a sandpit to dig in, even a quiet, leafy corner to sit and
