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Garden toys for 5 yo

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2lilcherubs · 30/01/2022 14:16

We recently moved house, new garden is pretty small and all decked. Not big enough for a trampoline etc.

Looking for ideas for toys to have in the garden for kids to play with.
Got bikes and scooters and a kitchen. Can't decide what else to get that is suitable for on decking and not to big that wont be out grown too soon.
Kid ages 5yo and 3.5yo

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NuffSaidSam · 30/01/2022 14:23

Swing ball
Bats and balls
Bubbles
Chalk
Sand box
Water play table
Tuff tray with stand can be used for sand/water and loads of other things too.

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Fivemoreminutes1 · 30/01/2022 15:26

AquaPlay lock box

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RedCandyApple · 30/01/2022 15:27

Slide
Play house

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BelfastSmile · 30/01/2022 15:33

AquaqPlay has been popular in our house; basically a water tray but with little characters and stuff.

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FlamingoDust · 30/01/2022 16:08

Mud kitchen, my 2 spend hours playing all year round. They tend to use water and bubbles rather than mud plus flowers and stones etc

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2lilcherubs · 30/01/2022 22:26

Thanks all.
Been looking at a swing ball, so will order that tonight.

They have a kitchen for the garden. Defo will get water play for summer time but need ideas for things to order now. Want them to be out more.

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minipie · 30/01/2022 22:29

Space hopper
Monster feet
Soft pogo stick thing like this

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parietal · 30/01/2022 22:31

IKEA tunnel
play tent
things to build an obstacle course - hoops and cones etc.
den building kit (plus a fabric shower curtain to cover the den & make a hiding place inside) - www.amazon.co.uk/Construction-Building-Pieces-Playhouse-Making/dp/B09KTS43YG/ref=sr_1_9?keywords=den%20building%20kit&qid=1643581816&sr=8-9&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

It is good to have things that can be moved about & reconfigured a lot. One thing that sits on one place is great for 3 days & then the kids get bored of it.

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DockOTheBay · 30/01/2022 22:32

I've bought my daughter a wooden sandpit / play pirate ship for her 5th birthday (younger sister is 2)
www.tptoys.com/products/ahoy-wooden-playboat

Got it in Aldi for an absolute bargain though, not sure I would pay £200 for it.

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teaandcakerules · 31/01/2022 00:00

When we had a small garden we had a picnic table where the centre piece lifted out and the middle was a sandpit or could be used as water tray or a variety of things. It worked well for quite a while as you could change around what was in the table and they could have a picnic at the table too.

This sort of thing - https://www.johnlewis.com/tp-toys-tp286-deluxe-picnic-table-sandpit/p231855090?sku=231855090&sppc=2dx92700064093650967&tmad=c&tmcampid=2&gclid=EAIaIQobChMInueVitfa9QIViK3tCh0OxwACEAQYASABEgKxQPDD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

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