Great collections of Kid’s DIY projects and décor ideas. Printable PDFs are available that could be downloaded and used while working on a project. These plans contain detailed step by step instructions with 3D illustrations and photos. Projects available for all levels of experience from beginner to advanced. Each post has a list of materials and tools required to complete a project.
If you’re looking for a good lawn game to add to your next barbecue get-together party, check out this DIY Ladder Toss Game I made from 2x4s. It takes only a few hours to build it. If you haven’t yet discovered the world of ladder toss, you are certainly missing out. Ladder toss is a … Read more
One of the best ways to enjoy wildlife in your backyard is to watch birds at a feeder. People enjoy bird feeding as a soothing source of natural beauty and entertainment, just outside their windows. In a world overwhelmed with technology, bird feeding provides a nice escape to unwind from daily stressors. For this reason, … Read more
Sand is one of the very best nature-made toys. Almost every child enjoys playing in the sand — digging, searching for buried treasures, building roads, and sandcastles. Playing in sand helps children develop fine motor skills, fuels imagination, and encourages problem-solving. But finding a good sandbox for your child could be sometimes challenging or expensive. … Read more
I was compensated by Worx Tools for this post. All opinions are my own. A lot of the kids nowadays are learning remotely from home due to pandemic, which means they have their books and homework at home. It doesn’t take much to have their homework and textbooks all over the house. To solve this … Read more
Kids love ziplines, now they can have it at their own backyard! It might take a day or two to build it, but can you imagine all that fun they’ll have for years! You’re not exactly flying through the air, but you can get a lot of airtime. And all those memories created for years … Read more
Playing memory games is full of fun for people of all age groups. Not only do these games provide you with a brain gym, but they also help you to socialize. There are various types of memory games available out there, such as memory card games, concentration games, memory testing games, memory word games, and … Read more
Have you ever tried quail eggs? According to studies, these tiny eggs are packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Quail eggs contain more fat, protein, and vitamin B12 by weight than chicken eggs. But these eggs are harder to find and they are more expensive. We have been buying them from a family we know … Read more
If you have a party coming up and you’re looking for a challenging and fun activity for your friends, one option is to build a wooden DIY wall ball maze game. This is an awesome game for any age group and could be used both outdoor and indoor. Once in a while, I build things … Read more
Is your toddler beginning to master the art of using the toilet or trying to wash hands in a sink? Toddlers need a little boost to reach things that are just out of their reach, but you don’t want them climbing on furniture that could be a safety hazard. A DIY toddler kitchen helper tower … Read more
I’ve built this DIY curved wooden shelf with two stars cut out on both sides of the shelf. It is for one of my customers that teaches kindergarten. This shelf is only 36” tall and is a perfect fit for kids to keep their books and other items on. Here are the steps I took … Read more