
Our little play area is complete. It's a space we hope will inspire a little creativity in the owlets. Particularly little owlet who is a little afraid of spending time outside. If we did school, this would be her kindergarten year, so we were a little mindful of that when thinking of what elements we'd like for the garden. Combined with the new sand pit and fairy log ring, the whole project cost us about $50. We're hoping to do a major removal of weeds and spiky plants, but for now it's functional.

The banging wall is a big hit (pun intended). Perhaps not so much with the neighbors... thanks to Soulemama for the idea.

The mud pie kitchen - brilliant. Perfect for cooking for the mud cafe.

Balancing beam in place - perfect for lining up mud pies in the sun and walking the plank.

Mud. That's my little bug and dirt-phobe there...

Knee-deep in mud. Loving it.
More creative spaces at Kootoyoo
I love the idea! And the percussion wall looks SO pretty!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fun space! My kids would love the banging wall.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the percussion wall, might have to copy that idea. My littlest would love a purpose made noise creating space :)
ReplyDeleteWow Lauren, looking at Little Owlet stomping in the mud made me want to cheer her on.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how organising your outdoor space and adding a few simple props can coax children to get outside. The banging wall looks really fun - love that idea.
That looks FANTASTIC! There are so many terrific ideas there and the Owlets look like they are having a ball!
ReplyDeleteWow, you've done loads of work and it all looks fantastic. We're definitely stealing some of your ideas!
ReplyDeleteSooo much fun to be had with mud around!
ReplyDeleteI love the opportunities for creative and imaginative play you are making in your backyard. So engaging for young children - and encourages play outside which is terrific. I hope you don't mind but I have linked to you in my latest post :)
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