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I am totally a beach gal … the sun, the wind, the sand. Being eight hours from the nearest coast means that we don’t get to dip our toes in oceans very much these days, but I realized that I could get some summer sand and let my toddler have a blast if we did…

DIYs are often budget-friendly and easy to do. Curious about what DIY projects you can take on? Check out these 60 ideas for inspiration.

My son received a birthday gift from my parents that I was not too thrilled with - a sandbox. Well, it's the container for a sandbox that ha...

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One of the things I’m most glad we did when building our dream backyard fort was turn the ground level into a giant gravel pit. 🚜👷🚧 People thought we...

camouflage the sandbox with vegetation

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Sand is one of the most popular sandbox materials because it is inexpensive and easy to find at any hardware store. However, sand has some downsides that may send parents on a journey to find an alternative. Luckily, parents can use many sandbox alternatives for their children to play in, and we have put together a list of the best ones.

We always harp on about how the backyard can be your safe refuge and a perfect place for a lovely staycation. This is ever truer in the times of a global

Happy March, everyone! No sweeter words have been spoken. It’s time for getting outside, digging in the dirt, getting some much needed sunshine, and a less-news-more-focusing on the happy time of the year. It might still be cold where you are, and I’m pretty convinced we are still in store for another snow storm, but I’m going to seize our 60 degree days each time God gives them to us. I originally shared this DIY years ago (was it really May of 2018?!), but with the changing t

So I was bound and determined not to spend $50 on a plastic sandbox that is more likely to crack, especially in the Houston sun (I mean, what wouldn’t want to crack in the 115 degree sun of J…

Make some outdoor sensory play areas for toddlers and preschoolers with these two simple ideas; a DIY sand box and a gravel pit construction site! We are huge fans of outdoor play and learning and spend a lot of time in our garden or the woods and parks near our home. Because we live in...Read More »

A sandbox is a great addition to any yard. It provides a place for children to play and explore. That is a fun project for you to build. If you’re looking for some inspiration on how to build your sandbox, check out these 29 free DIY Sandbox plans and ideas.