Outdoor Play
When your child is outside, he probably has more space and freedom for big movements, like running, jumping, kicking, and throwing. Physical activities like these are good for your child’s health, fitness, and physical development.

First of all, you need to make sure that your backyard is safe for your children, this is important for them to enjoy this place while they play. This way you don’t have to worry about them getting injured.
Create some DIY projects, some examples could be tree houses, deck, playgrounds privacy fences, etc. You can teach them how to make these projects and you will have so much fun with your kids as well.
Your kids will have so much fun watching fruits and vegetables grow in their garden. And this will also encourage them to learn more about the process of how to grow them. Your garden will attract butterflies and honeybees and other insects for them to observe as well.
A pergola and a beautiful set of lights can create the perfect atmosphere for those cozy nights with your kids. You can also add some comfy chairs, pillows, and some candles.
Having your own playground at home will encourage outdoor play. This will make an Active Lifestyle. Children who learn to play outdoors are much more likely to continue to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, running, and cycling as they get older.
Open space invites children to explore, image, and just play. It also leaves them more room to run around and get their extra energy out, which is always a good thing!
Fire pits are perfect for s’mores and parties with your family, adding a fire pit to your landscape will increase the amount of time you want to spend outside and breathing fresh air is good for you and your family. This can also help educate your kids about the fire.