Diy climbing structure

Kids got you climbing the walls? Get them climbing this wall! Cure your family's cabin fever with this easy-to-build climbing wall.

Amid quarantine, my husband was inspired to build a climbing structure for the boys. We are very fortunate to have access to a yard in San Francisco. It literally doubles our space and has become such a refuge since the zoos, museums, and playgrounds have closed. We started cleaning and clearing up

Are you ready to give your kids a backyard play place that is more than just swings and a slide? Teach them to be climbers, give them the gift of strength and fearlessness with a play set that doubles as a climbing wall! In this article we give you

Playground DIY project for kids. Climbing wall and climbing netted rope.

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If you have an outdoor space and you want to adapt it a little bit for your kids, build an an outdoor climbing wall. Here are great examples.

So I build a little climbing wall for my 14 month old son. I've had a few requests for information on how I built it so I thought I'd make a post with some beta. Fortunately I took photos along the way so you can see the step by step process. First off, a couple disclaimers: Of course all forms of climbing are dangerous and climbing on this wall can also be dangerous. Always spot your child (doh, ignore photo below) and always make sure the wall is completely stable. Also, note that once…

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Hubby built a Pikler shortly before the girls were born, neither of us realizing all the ways we would use it. It has been fantastic! We've used it to hang mobiles when they were newborns along with silks and other fabrics for them to feel and pull. Once they started to army crawl, we used it to create obstacle courses and hanging a blanket has made for a great tunnel and fort. Lately, they are starting to use it to stand. For Easter, Hubby made them a ramp to accompany their Pikler…