The Grass

The Stone
Once you’ve figured out how you’re going to make the lawn better for the kids, it will make sense to start thinking about the stone you have in your outdoor space. A lot of gardens rely heavily on this material for their design, though this can be very dangerous when kids are running around. Gravel is a prime example of this, causing a lot of grazes and twisted ankles. Drops or levels which have stone beneath them can also be quite risky. Solving this is as simple as replacing your stone with a material which will be better around children, with examples like soil and soft rubber being far more forgiving when the little ones trip over.
The Fun
Finally, as the last area to consider in all of this, it’s time to start thinking about the fun your kids can have in your garden. There wouldn’t be much point in doing all of this work if the kids won’t want to go outside, making it worth looking for toys and games which can be added to your outdoor space. Swing Sets are one of the best examples of this, giving you an option which will be easy to install without disrupting the rest of the outdoor space. Alongside this, you may also have to relax yourself a little bit. A lot of work will go into making your garden special, but this doesn’t mean that the kids shouldn’t have the chance to have fun in it.
Turning your pride and joy into something for the kids isn’t always an easy process. You will have to make compromises along the way, and a lot of people end up working harder than they expect in the beginning. Installing a pond aeration system, for example, can require some initial effort, but it pays off with a beautiful and healthy pond that the whole family can enjoy. This will all be worth it once you see the kids having fun in your garden, though.
Enjoyed this post? Why not read last weeks post on 3 reasons why you should get a pond in your garden
*This post was written in collaboration with a third party, the words expressed are my own"
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