After months of neglect the garden can feel like an overgrown jungle, and a rather treacherous place for inquisitive toddlers. Whilst we’re no doubt going to be spending the next few months re-arranging the garden back into some normality, there will be times when the little one’s want to escape into the outdoors without having to wait around for the grass to be cut or the trees to be trimmed. Because let’s be honest, to the children things like this don’t really matter, they just want to play!
You can spend hours checking the garden for any unidentified objects that may peak their interest, and then continue to follow them around like a shadow watching their every step with caution, but sometimes as a busy mummy, all you want to do is sit back with a cup of coffee and enjoy the sunshine watching the little ones explore. So to help keep your mind at ease, and those grey hairs at bay, this short guide is designed to help you and your little one enjoy the glorious sunshine that is due to come.
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