For the Adventure Seeking Kids

Gift Guide for Kids

Nudging your child to spend time outdoors is one of the greatest gifts parents can give their kids, and it begins with you! Having the right clothing (rain gear, warm layers, gloves and hats in cooler seasons) and going outside with your kids can make all the difference between a forced march and a lovely meander that makes that precious memory. Oh and here are some gift ideas to spark those explorers into action!

Ninja Tree Climbing Holds (www.amazon.com):

Large rock-climbing type holds that strap securely around the trunk of a tree that make the climb up more nimble and exciting than an indoor rock climbing wall.

Bounty Hunter Gold Digger Metal Detector (www.amazon.com):

Get the kids outdoors with a hunt for real treasure! They can search the beach, the backyard, or parks for metal objects like coins and jewelry. This metal detector is sized for kids but works like an adult’s.

Parachute with Handles (www.fatbraintoys.com):

Build a tent, play games, use it for birthday parties or in the backyard. Playing with a parachute offers hours of open ended fun.

Trampoline Sprinkler (www.amazon.com):

Pull this holiday gift out in the dog days of summer when it’s too hot for anything but sprinkler play.

Giant Bubble Wand (www.fatbraintoys.com):

Who can resist chasing and popping huge bubbles? Easy to use as well as a great way for adults to play with kids.

DIY Spray Art for Snow:

Simple to make! Place a teaspoon of food coloring in a spray bottle with water. Make up several colors and watch the snow art unfold!

LED Ski Skooter (https://www.geospaceplay.com):

The ski skooter is a scooter/mini snowboard with handles to hold onto while pushing off with one foot along snow covered flat surfaces and sledding hills. Cruise with the LED light flashing on the handle bars to light up the way!

Oaki Rain and Trail Suit (www.oaki.com):

Let it rain! Kids can stay warm and dry in all weather in this water resistant and breathable suit with a hood.

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