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Here is a extensive list taken from articles and post I have collected over the years on Child safety in the garden
Cause some times we need eyes at the back of our head sometimes.,and the only way is too make sure that nothing can harm them in the garden
Author: Denise Tyler - Updated: 22 May 2018
Gardens are great to have and wonderful to be in but they do have their hazards, particularly to children. Every year, around 125,000 children are killed or injured in gardening accidents.
Though I do agree with some points made here in this article . There is some point where you have to draw the line.
In this case don't be to over protective
Once your toddler is mobile, you'll want to make sure she's safe when she's exploring the great outdoors with you. Here are our safety tips for when you're out and about. Check that the area contains no sharp objects, such as broken bottles or tin cans.
Gardening with kids and grandkids in mind might change what you grow.
National Gardening Association offers the Web's largest and most respected array of gardening content for consumers and educators, ranging from general information and publications to lessons and grants. Explore our Web site and discover a world of gardening possibilities. Kidsgardening.org is a resource of the National Gardening Association dedicated to providing content and resources specifically designed for use with children and in educational environments.
Small children are endlessly fascinated with plants and the growing process, but gardening with teens poses more of a challenge. This article will help with ideas on gardening with teenagers.
Each year the holidays seem to bring up the questions and concerns about the poinsettia or other plants that are toxic to children and animals. The reality is that none of the holiday plants are toxic to either. The only thing that is even mildly irritating is the sap from the poinsettia when it comes...
Find out all you need to about caring for Wisteria. Read advice from RHS to find out everything from growing your own plants, fruit & veg to winter pruning.
Let's be honest, kids are naturally attracted to gardening. It's the mud that does it.. and the water. I find the really difficult bit is getting them to move from this stage of general mayhem into something more focused and...
One of the great things about the garden is that it's miles away from the technology that distracts us inside the home. It's a great place for the family to reconnect with each other and with nature. Plus, there is nothing worse than a house full of kids complaining that they are bored.
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Information and resources for gardening with your children.
Tips on how to make gardening with children fun and exciting during the holidays and beyond with Suttons Seeds
Information and resources for gardening with your children.
Gardening is such a fun science activity for kids. It allows them to explore botany (the study of plants), habitats and pollination.It's also a wonderful family activity as everyone can get involved in planting, growing and harvesting from your own backyard.Even if you don't have the time or space for a full-blown garden, the kids would...
Children are natural gardeners. They are curious. They like to learn by doing and LOVE playing in the dirt! Traditionally, children are said to hate eating their greens but gardening can transform their attitude to fruit and vegetables. When children participate in growing edible plants, they are more motivated to taste, eat, and enjoy fruits and …
Browsing through the hundreds of ideas submitted to The School We'd Like competition, a sensory or wildlife garden jumped out as a project which many teachers were calling out for, especially at special schools. But what are the secrets to creating the perfect sensory garden?
One of the things I remember most about my maternal grandmother is her garden. She grew everything she needed to eat, from garlic to potatoes. Her green fingers were legendary, mostly o
Here is a collection of my favorite articles I have curated over the past few years
