1. Sandbox

A tried and true classic, a sandbox allows kiddos endless play and imagination exploration. We recommend this sandbox because of its features- it has seats that fold down to cover the box when not in use and a canopy, which provides needed shade on those hot days.

2. Mud Kitchen

A mud kitchen allows toddlers to use water and outdoor elements to play and create. This can be used to make mud pies, work on gardening and planting, or just pretending to cook in the kitchen!

3. Stomp Rocket

Even a young toddler can work this device, which shoots rockets up. The stomp motion helps develop balance and strength, and they love to watch the rockets go higher and higher!

4. Basketball Goal

A great way to work on hand-eye coordination, a basketball goal can also help kiddos play with parents or siblings.

5. Drive Car

The drive car allows kiddo imagination to practice ‘driving’ as well as working leg muscles.

6. Tricycle

While kiddo may be a while from riding a bike, a tricycle is a great way to start working on coordination and gross motor skills. This model comes with a parent handle, which saves the back from having to bend down to push if kiddo’s legs aren’t quite long enough to push the petals fully.

7. Chalk

Chalk is a great way for toddlers to work fine motor skills and to create endless worlds, designs, or obstacle courses!

8. Catch gloves

These gloves are a great way to play catch with a toddler. Kiddo can throw the ball to a parent or wear the glove, the interaction either way will have a smile on everyone’s face.

9. Garden Gear

Toddlers love watching things grow and being involved in the process. Providing a specific plant or garden for a toddler is a fantastic way to start interest in science and a love of the outdoors!

10. Picnic Table

A picnic table is a must for hot summer days, from eating popsicles to having dinners outside. A table with an umbrella helps protect from the sun, making the table useable for longer periods of the day.

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