Swingball All Surface Tournament 2021 Adjustable Set

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Building a box fort is a childhood favourite, and something children nationwide should experience! Balloon Volleyball Hopefully, the Wimbledon Championships will be staged at the end of June. However until then you can do your own Swingball version to build up the excitement. The Swingball Pro was very easy to assemble. We just filled the base with water (alternatively you can also use sand) then added the pole. Then we were ready for our Swingball championship could start in earnest and without delay! Just like the Classic the Pro is suitable for all surface play. At the moment we have it set up on the grass but its nice to have other options available! You can even take it to the beach and play on the sand if you wanted to.

Swingball is a great way to develop hand-eye co-ordination in younger players – even Andy Murray revealed that he owes his success to Swingball! It’s the classic game we all know and love… with a brand-new look! The Classic All Surface Swingball is a high energy game that will get everyone up off of their seats. If you weren’t competitive before, you are now! The perfect way to bring nature and play together! Plus, who doesn't want to work their magic? Create a Wildlife FeederNow, here are some additional activities that have been kindly suggested by our contributors. Enjoy! Whether exercise is part of your normal routine for your family, or it’s something that requires a bit more encouragement, getting active together can be a great way to inspire and motivate you to hit your weekly physical activity targets – and have lots of fun! Any physical activity that you do is better than none but finding something that you enjoy together as a family can make the benefits of exercise even more prevalent." Set up with a couple of old bedsheets and let your children express their inner Picasso! Create Bespoke Art for Their Rooms

The fun does not stop there! Picniq have kindly given their ideas for endless summer days of outdoor family fun! We spoke to Dr Helen Hartley, Medical Director at Bupa UK, for her insights into the benefits of outdoor play. Here are her insights, alongside some other great ways that outdoor activities can help families learn and keep active:As the boys have become older, they seem more hooked on gaming. Therefore, having outdoor toys like this Swingball Pro which is designed for teens and adults alike can be the ideal incentive they need to have a more active lifestyle. I am always so pleased to see my youngest enthusiastic to play this competitive ball and tether tennis game. It makes me happy that he is eager to be outdoors getting lots of fresh air. You can buy spray paint and a giant canvas, then let them loose in the garden to come up with their own design. Toy Picnic From the traditional ‘pole in the ground’ Swingball to the new Slingshot wobble base we have a whole collection of outdoor games that the whole family can enjoy – no matter what their age.

Have your little ones create their own mini routine and perform it to the judges… (that's you)! Be sure to have lots of sweets on hand to award all performers for their creativity! Make Your Own Compost Creating a gratitude tree is one way to help your family reflect on all that you do have. Get your child to invite their friends so you can teach them to spread gratitude, too! Role-Playing with Dolls

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If you can bear the noise, this could be the gateway to the next big soloist in your family! Fancy Dress Movie Marathon Cut out the bottom of a dustbin, collect some garden waste or old fruit and vegetables, and watch it turn to compost. Gross? Maybe. A great educational yet fun project for your little ones to enjoy? Absolutely! Create a Fairy Door

Get your child’s friends round and set up a Disney or superhero themed extravaganza (weather permitting, of course)! Anatomy 101 Birdseed in a birdhouse is a sure-fire way to attract our winged friends to visit your humble abode! Bird Watching Many experts believe that outdoor play contributes to developing children's soft skills. These include learning through play, socialising, independence and creativity. We're sure these fun outdoor family activities will keep you entertained this summer. What’s better, is that being outside leads to a better nights sleep inside, too. So, parents, you’ll have your downtime later on in the day, we can assure you! Allowing your children to play with dolls is a great way to promote affection, responsibility, and develop character! SwimmingDraw around your child using chalk on a pen on some wallpaper, and begin teaching the different body parts to them early! Stargazing Lewis Hamilton, who? A bit of effort, sure, but a memorable experience, I’m certain of that! Learn an Instrument The Pro All Surface Swingball has an adjustable height of 1.8 metres. Whilst the Classic is slightly smaller at 1.65 metres tall. Now my eldest is as tall as his dad we definitely needed to go Pro. Plus I am sure my youngest is due another growth spurt soon! Superheroes, teddy bears, doesn’t matter. Play housewarming with your home’s newest guests! Outdoor Race Circuit Install some climbing handles on your fence and let the little ones bring out their wild side! Create a Firepit