1. Swing and watch TV at the same time.
2. You may be a bit dizzy when you reach the bottom of this curly fry of a slide.
3. No yard space? No problem.
This family’s home is a great example of how to bring outdoor recreational activities inside.
5. The high walls of the pool help to prevent sand spillage.
Just make sure the kids know to brush off before they jump out — and keep your cat away: To their feline eyes it will appear to be a very luxurious litter box.
7. Turn a sprint up the stairs into a lesson about the colors of the rainbow.
So educational.
9. But if you believe that the tree is a necessary ingredient, just bring a hunk of one in.
Make sure to throughly cleanse your chosen stump of all insects first (unless you’re into that insectarium-style life).
10. You don’t even have to get complicated — plywood works.
Simple. Effective.
12. Relax in an enormous hammock.
Just try not to think of the pain that would ensue if the netting gave out. Maybe put a ball pit below it?
14. Too lazy to put together a bunch of pipes? Blow up a pool.
The slide isn’t necessary, but strongly encouraged.
15. Get out that energy, kids!
Frolic! Play! Your parents will be over there….folding laundry. Again.
16. Gymnast in training.
Make sure to lay down a rug for a gentler falling experience. Maybe even a padded mat.
21. “How shall I climb into bed tonight: the bars, the ladder, or the rope?”
So many options.
23. “He flies through the air with the greatest of ease…”
24. Check out this post to learn how to make an indoor climbing wall.
25. Now you can use that knowledge to construct a wall that leads to a hidden nook.
29. A choice well-suited for children who like to imagine that they’re elves and/or squirrels.
30. Slide, slide, slippity-slide.
31. Last but certainly not least: Don’t forget a seesaw.
The finishing touch for the indoor playground of your wildest dreams
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