Add some water and sticks as well and it's even more fun.
Playing with mud is simple and free, but it keeps Sunnyboy and the other neighbourhood children busy for hours.
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Every garden should absolutely have a Mudpatch! :)
ReplyDeleteMy youngest would absolutely love this!!
ReplyDeletewe just created a mud pit in our yard recently -- so much fun!!
ReplyDeleteSunnyboy and my son would be a great match to play in the mud. Now let me ask you about some tips to get rid of the mud stains ;)?
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun!!! Ah to be able to play in the mud again.
ReplyDeletewe need a mud area in our garden too!
ReplyDeleteThere is something about kids and dirt that just go together. Love how you reserve a special place in the garden for them to play in the mud. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! :D Mud is always good for that! Mud pies, here we come!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool that you have a designated mud pit! Most parents would shy away from all the dirt :) But what a great place for them to play.
ReplyDeleteHaving tons of fun! Kids just know how to play!
ReplyDeleteLol! Great pictures! Mud, Tonkas, and Boys. Heaven on earth.
ReplyDeleteYou know my girls would be all over that. How fun!
ReplyDeleteGotta love a mama who let's kids be kids! ROCK ON~!
ReplyDeleteMy son loves to play in the mud! Cute photos.
ReplyDeleteMy girls love dirt in various forms. Deladis is more likely to be found in the sandbox making neat sculptures or filling buckets and dumping them again. Ivy on the other hand likes the mud or garden dirt as well. She eats it though, which I go back and forth about whether or not that is a healthy thing. :)
ReplyDeleteamazing what keeps them happy, isn't it! My son LOVES mud and the creatures you can find IN the mud!
ReplyDeleteI make sure my kids have a digging spot, too. They love it. We get a lot of rain in the NW and they have so much fun making mudpies. I think this summer I may let them plant some of their own flowers. Then, they can have fun watering them. Course, I'll have to do that in a separate area from the digging spot!!
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Brings back old memories...when I was just a kid!
ReplyDeleteYep---all the money in the world cannot replace simply playing in the MUD! The boys LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of reserving a spot in your garden just for him! Thats great!
ReplyDeleteI love that you have dedicated mud spots! I have a section that grows no grass ... I think I know what we'll do with that spot now, because after all these years, the kids still haven't outgrown mud play.
ReplyDeleteThanks for adding your post to the international mud day blog hop. It's all about that patch of dirt!
ReplyDeleteIn addition to our weekly Monday Kid Corner, this week's theme is MUD. Brush off those archives and link them up at thejennyevolution.com. See you there! Jennifer
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