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Mine are all under 18 months. I have a kangaroo climber, 2 little tykes cars, a doll stroller, a couple of toddler ride on toys. A sandbox with shovels, pails, trucks etc. A large rubbermaid container with, balls, trucks, a golf ball set, (they love to carry the clubs and hold the balls). Also a bounce horse. I have a full swing set ( I got it for $50, so bought it for them to grow into). It has a baby swing on it.
I plan to buy 2 wading pools. One for use this summer for water play and the 2nd to hold for the new baby I get this fall. I will use it for the baby to play in next spring, before the pools go on sale again.Comment
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I have 3-2 year olds. Outside favorites are my bubble machine, it runs on batteries, and blows constant bubbles. They love it, and bubble solution is cheap. Chalk, big bouncy balls, soft baseball bats and a tball set, baby stroller and dollies, ride on toys, a big wagon, water table. I also have a big inflatable cube they LOVE! It looks like its for older kids, but my 2 year olds love it.
I got it at Toys R Us,
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i have an outdoor class room. We have an art section filled with paint, spray bottles, chalk, and other fun stuff to paint with.
We have a building section full of odd pieces of wood that they can build things with. It basically really large blocks of wood that they stack up.
We have a huge sandbox full of cars, people, dinos, buckets, diggers, tractors, and such.
I dont have a slide or swing set, my insurance is very strict about what i would need to have to have one and I dont have the space for that, so we go to the park across the street.
I have a bubble station with all kinds of things to create bubbles with.
water/sandtable or as i call it the mud trap ...
of course we have bikes and push cars...
I am trying to make a garden, but becuase my backyard is all grass and rock garden I will have to build one. Just trying to decide how to do it....
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