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The post Kids Wheel Barrow appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>Features:
a)Big wheels with large treads, reminiscent of toy construction trucks to make your child feel like the real deal.
b)Galvanized steel tray for clean loading and unloading.
c)Lightweight wooden frame, for easy lifting and transportation.
d)Two front wheels for improved balance and reduced risk of accidents.
e)Lime nose guard and back braces for a fun child-friendly look.
f)All bolts covered safely for a sturdy design and minimize risk of debris getting caught.
With wheel barrow Gardening become easy and convenient wheel barrow sized for your kid and a world of possibilities. Have your child help out moving seedlings, getting twigs and sticks out of the way, or transporting organic waste to the compost.
Help teach your kid about hard work, responsibility, and to love the environment by allowing them to assist you in the garden! They’ll also have fun, learn lots, and grow into a better person because of it. Plus, time spent in the garden is time spent away from screens, encouraging them to do something productive and good for the earth as opposed to sitting around. You’ll love to see the results, and they’ll love the process! Pushing around a wheel barrow has never been more educational and fun. Plus, once the day is done, you can store all your other kids tools, gloves, and equipment in the tray for an efficient start next time you all go out to work in the garden again.
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]]>The post Kids Garden Gloves appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>Having your child help out in the garden is a great bonding activity and teaches them to respect nature! These gloves allow them to do so in a way that’s clean and pain-free. Prickly weeds won’t stand a chance! Your little nature lover will be pulling weeds, digging holes, and planting with the best.
The garden gloves are a wonderful gift for any child who spends lots of time outside, wants to help you in the garden, or loves to play in the dirt (but who doesn’t?). You’ll find that when clean-up is easier, gardening time will be much more rewarding!
Kids work gloves that are 100% cotton with PVC grip. These gardening gloves for kids protects against dirt and minor scratches. It also is suitable for the children to help out in the garden. 1 pair per pack.Available in one size.
These kids garden gloves are designed for children to have the flexibility in the garden. The PVC dots on the palm allow children to easily pick things up and grip their tools. The cotton terylene blended material is hard wearing and gives full protection from microbes in the soil. The elastic wrists ensure the gloves do not fall off small hands.
Made from 100% cotton, these gloves offer the comfort and breathability your little tyke needs to comfortably work in the garden while protecting their hands from dirt, pokey plants and more. A snug fit around the wrist helps to keep them in place, and they’re sure to love the quirky print of a super cool dinosaur in sandals and sunglasses!
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]]>The post 1.5L Metal Watering Can appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>With a capacity of one and a half liters, the watering can is easily carried by children of all ages and simple to use. With a low spout, you’ll be sure to be able to get every last drop out without shaking or dumping before having to refill. The Metal Watering Can comes in fun lime, bright orange, refreshing sky blue, or plain galv for a playful and appealing look, made to match our other gardening products. Your awesome afternoon in the garden will be Instagram-worthy with an adorable matching set of gardening supplies next to your even more adorable child.
A)unique inlet spout provides consistent delicate and gentle flow.
B)fully welded construction with one piece integrated handle and spout.
C)Large curved handle providing perfect balance.
D)Galvanised and powder coated ensuring superior corrosion resistance.
The 1.5L metal water can is small in size, small enough to let the kids carry them and water the plants. Watering the plants is a fun activity for kids. It also allows them to play with water, splash n spill water. At the same time the kids will learn to care for plants.
We have a choice of fun lime, bright orange, refreshing sky blue, or plain galv. Pick one that is the favouritecolour and let the fun begin. These are long lasting metal watering cans, we support the non-use of plastics.
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]]>The post 12 Plant Labels in 3 colours with marker appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>Color coordinating your new growth will make care simple and painless. You won’t lose track of which seeds are where, which nearly-identical two day old sprout is what, or how many you’ve planted. And with bright, fun colors, you won’t be able to help but smile when you look out at your new seeds.
You can coordinate colors to type of plant (such as vegetables, flowers, herbs, etc.) to be able to tell what part of the garden is what at a glance. Additionally, you can match them with our other kid friendly gardening tools for a consistent and fun aesthetic in the garden.
With our store you will get 12 plant labels in 3 colours with a marker too. These plant labels allow the little ones and the kids to get organise with planting. Kids can use the labels to identify which plants belong to which species. You can also write small notes on the labels for the watering time etc.
Plant labels present an opportunity to not only remember what the heck you planted, but also spruce up your garden with a little bit of style. Given that many of us plant the same crops year after year, it’s worth investing in a high quality product that will withstand the test of thyme.
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]]>The post Metal Gardening Pail with hinged rivet handle appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>The Metal Gardening Pail with Hinged Rivet Handle is currently available in four bright colors!
a)Lime, fun and green as your plants
b)Orange, happy and vibrant
c)Sky Blue, calming and reminiscent of the clear skies above
d)Pretty Pink, for girls who can’t get enough
The Metal Gardening Pail with Hinged Rivet Handle is also available in Plain Galv, for a more neutral color scheme.
Your child will hardly notice they’re helping you with chores when they use these fun pails, and they’re sure to want to stay outside and active for longer. Sun time is always fun time when gardening is made easy!
A child-sized green steel bucket with a riveted swivel handle for gardening tasks and sand play.
Stable and strong, with a wide opening for easy filling and a wide base to reduce tipping.
Gross motor activities outside give children a chance to use a different set of muscles.
A useful element in the Practical Life area of your outside space, but also very practical at home!
16.5cm diameter at top approx, 13.5cm high
Not suitable for children under 3 years
Related Products: Garden Tools
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]]>The post Mini Greenhouse appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>The kit includes thirty biodegradable peat pots which can use in batches of ten inside the mini greenhouse. Once your sprouts have outgrown the initial pots, they can be easily transferred into a larger container or into the garden. Simply place the whole peat pot inside a larger container full of soil and gently pat it in place. The peat will break down and provide nutrients to your growing plants. This method lowers “transplant shock”, as you do not have to disturb the roots to move it, making it much more likely that your new growth will make it.
Once you have transplanted your new growth, you can begin another batch with the remaining pots. Seeds can grow in the Mini Greenhouse if it can place either outside during warm weather months or indoors in a sunny location (such as a kitchen counter or windowsill) in a temperature-controlled room any time of year.
The Mini Greenhouse is 30 centimeters long, 11centimeters wide, and made of durable, lightweight plastic.
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]]>The post Hand Tools appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>This easy to use set of 3 tools contains a green fork, an orange hand trowel and a blue rake. Bright colours are attractive to young children & they have a handy side effect of being more easily spotted when left lying around! These hand tools are;
1. Fully functional, use the fork to dig out weeds, the trowel to dig a small hole for planting and the rake to turn the soil over.
2. Give your children the right tools to work with you, without having problems with weight or grip.
3. Completely safe to use.
4. Durable and well made for years of gardening fun and satisfaction.
5. Recommended for children aged 4 and up.
This is a great chance to introduce children to gardening principles and start talking about things like sustainability, where our oxygen and food comes from, habitats of creatures they come across as they work and more. They can explore, play, learn, and be physically active. Let them break up clumps of dirt, pull up weeds, dig holes, and learn how to care for plants with your guidance. Kids will also love joining you outside and want to help out. Therefore With these properly designed and weighted tools they can do it in comfort and safety too
Related Products: Garden Tools
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]]>• Durable, constructed well and long-lasting.
• Meant to be a functional tool, not just something for pretend play.
• Safe to use.
• The long wooden handle ensures children have stability as they shovel.
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]]>Children can learn to be helpful and take part in gardening chores with a real shovel. This allows them to do real digging! Have them move a pile of the earth for you from spot to where you will be planting, show them how to dig and turn over the soil of a bed you intend to plant, and more. While you break up large clumps of soil with your own shovel. The kids can help and do the same with this shovel right next to you. Develop within them a sense of pride in taking care of the garden and have fun together.
Rather than risking their safety trying to let them help by using your shovel, which is too heavy and too long for them to use, give them this shovel which they will be thrilled to have. The bright colour makes it more attractive too. Crafted with care, this is a great tool to gift any child. If you want to have fun building a toolset just for them take a look too at our other functional tools including a rake, small handset, broom, and hoe!
Related Product: Garden Tools
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]]>The post Butterfly Net appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>Whether you are taking the children camping, go on frequent walks or hikes, or they just want to play outside, this is a great piece of equipment to give any child with an interest in the insect world! This butterfly net has;
Comfortable handle made from wood that durable.
Secure mesh netting so the critters once caught stay caught!
Netting is long enough to allow for a good collection.
Lightweight and easy to use.
If your little one has a fascination for flying insects and butterflies and wants to learn more about them, or is just starting out, this is a great opportunity for fun and learning. Get them jars for keeping what they catch in, a magnifier to study them more closely and some books to help identify and learn about what they have caught.
Teach them how to handle them without hurting them and how to release them when their studies are done so that they know how to study other species in the world without being unkind.
Our butterfly net is made well and offers a chance for you and them to play, learn and explore. Get ready for your next adventure and get the best butterfly bet for the job! Girls and boys both love such opportunities and you will be able to delight in the joy they get from using it. All at a very reasonable price too!
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]]>The post Hoe appeared first on Child Quip.
]]>That is why getting them proper gardening tools that best suit smaller hands and arms is such a great idea. This gardening hoe is one such tool. Rather than the kids getting int he way, wanting to help but not being able to manage your adult-sized tools, why not teach them how to look after the garden with the right tool for each job!
This garden hoe is made in material, length and weight for small people. This simple hoe is;
a) Safe for children.
b) Let them learn by doing which is a lot more interesting than watching!
c) It is made from durable materials and is a working tool, not just a toy to play pretend with.
d) Lightweight and properly sized with children in mind.
Not everyone learns how to properly look after any land they have. Your children or grandkids will love being able to spend time with you. They will learn how how to hoe the soil so that it is properly turned. Why that it is important, and they get physical exercise as they learn with you.
Start teaching children from a young age that working together to get jobs done is a good thing! Teach them about planting and growing and why we need to look after the world around us.
There is much more risk of an injury or little ones getting bored when they are trying to wrestle with your tools that are just too big. With this hoe, they can be proud of the work they can accomplish alongside you.
Check out the other fascinating kids garden tools we got here
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