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instead. in /home/ronnyell/domains/oddfamily.co.uk/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 5506We all love to do a bit of gardening; it can be fun and therapeutic. It\u2019s also a great idea to encourage the kids to get outside and embrace the thrill of gardening<\/a>. To do that you need to get the garden prepared for the children, and here\u2019s how you do that.<\/p>\n First things first, you need to make sure you figure out what the kids want to do in the garden. This means taking them around the local garden centre and letting them pick out what they\u2019d like to plant. If you let them take charge of the process it will mean they develop more of an interest in it. Follow their lead; let them spearhead the project with you overseeing.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Image Source<\/a><\/p>\n Your first task is going to be to make sure the backyard is safe for the children. Kids are inquisitive, and generally act before they think. So, as the parent it\u2019s your job to deal with any hazards. This means going around and repairing any damage beforehand. To do this, you\u2019re going to need the right equipment. You can use the Makita DTD146<\/a> impact driver to deal with any loose screws. If anything needs drilling, you should dig out your Bosch power drill. You basically need to ensure you\u2019re taking the right steps to make the garden child proof.<\/p>\n For the kids to develop a real interest in the garden, they need to have an area for themselves. It\u2019s no good encouraging them to go outside and then censoring where they go and what they do all the time. Try to leave an area free, like one of the flowerbeds or something. This is a fantastic way of developing their interest. They have an area with which they can experiment and do whatever they like. This is bound to make them more excited about getting out into the garden and planting things.<\/p>\n\n
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