Most playgrounds are built upon dirt and mulch, which is fine most of the time. But after a heavy rain, that all becomes a soggy, muddy mess. I’ve learned that we can still enjoy a day at the playground after some rain, we just have to be a little pickier about which playground we go to. So here are some great options for dry playgrounds around Columbus, Ohio!
Author: Sarah Marie T.
Sarah is the devoted mother to two wild, energetic little boys. She has found that outdoor play is full of learning opportunities and the best outlet for all of her kids' energy. As an avid birdwatcher and nature photographer, Sarah hopes to foster the same passion for nature in her children.
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Planning a Successful Zoo Day with Toddlers
Do you want to take your toddler to the zoo, but are worried about tantrums? Or perhaps you’re just not quite sure what to expect and want to feel prepared for your first family zoo day. Whatever the case, read on for some tips to ensure a successful and stress-free trip to the zoo!
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The Best Stroller Friendly Paved Trails in Columbus
You might be wondering where to find the best paved trails nearby. Many neighborhoods have their own paved trails and sidewalks, but not all of them do. Even if you have accessible paths near home, you may still want a change of scenery from time to time.
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Creating a Nature Exploration Backpack for Kids
While you can have lots of fun by just heading outdoors and looking around, why not take it up a notch by packing your child’s very own nature backpack? A nature exploration backpack is simply a bag that’s filled with tools and toys that help children to investigate the natural world.
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Getting Outside & Encouraging Natural Play with Young Children
First of all, welcome! This is the first post (of many to come) for Outdoor […]