Outdoor & Garden Toys and Activities | Wowow Toys

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Outdoor

Browse our collection of toys perfect for use outdoors in the garden or at the park. Anywhere where there's lot's of space for that matter. We have a range of fantastic kids scooters, as well as ride ons cars and vehicles, sports toys and bubble machines.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Get all the toys together in a convenient area for cleaning.
  2. Remove any loose dirt, debris, or foreign particles from the toys. Gently shake or use a soft brush to dislodge them.
  3. Rinse the toys thoroughly with water, ensuring that all dirt and grime are washed away. For stubborn stains, lightly scrub the surface with a sponge or brush.
  4. Prepare a mixture of mild soap or detergent and water in a bucket. Use this solution to clean the toys, paying attention to hard-to-reach areas and corners. Alternatively, dishwashing liquid can be used for cleaning plastic toys.
  5. Rinse the toys again with clean water, making sure to remove any soap residue.
  6. If required, you may choose to disinfect the toys. Create a solution by combining water and a mild bleach or use a commercial disinfectant. Wipe down the toys with a cloth or sponge soaked in this solution, ensuring thorough coverage. Allow the disinfectant to sit for a recommended period, as stated on the product, and then rinse the toys well with water.
  7. After rinsing, allow the toys to dry completely. Air drying in a sunny location or using a clean towel are suitable options. Ensure the toys are completely dry before storing them to prevent any potential mold or mildew growth.
  8. Regularly inspect and clean the outdoor toys to maintain their safety and condition. Properly store them when not in use to protect them from the elements.
  1. Ensure the toys are clean and completely dry before storing them.
  2. Organise the toys by grouping them based on type, size, or material.
  3. Select appropriate storage containers that are sturdy, waterproof, and have secure lids.
  4. Use labels or markers to clearly identify the contents of each container.
  5. Optimise storage space by considering vertical storage options like hooks, nets, or racks.
  6. Find a dry, well-ventilated storage area that offers protection from extreme temperatures and sunlight.
  7. Prevent pests by using natural deterrents like cedar chips or lavender sachets, or safe pest control products.
  8. Arrange the containers neatly in the storage area, avoiding heavy items on delicate toys.
  9. Regularly inspect the stored toys for damage, mould, or pests, and take necessary action.
  1. Ride-on toys: Tricycles, balance bikes, and scooters designed for toddlers are excellent for developing motor skills and providing fun outdoor adventures.
  2. Sand and water play toys: Small buckets, shovels, and molds for building sandcastles, as well as water tables or splash pads, can provide hours of sensory play.
  3. Playhouses or tents: Miniature playhouses or pop-up tents create a cozy outdoor space for imaginative play and offer opportunities for pretend play.
  4. Balls: Soft, lightweight balls in various sizes are perfect for toddlers to kick, throw, or roll around, helping them develop coordination and gross motor skills.
  5. Climbing structures: Toddler-sized climbing structures with low steps, ramps, and slides provide safe exploration and physical activity.
  6. Nature exploration kits: Simple exploration kits containing magnifying glasses, bug catchers, or small binoculars encourage toddlers to discover and appreciate the natural world around them.
  7. Bubble toys: Bubble wands, bubble machines, or bubble blowers are captivating for toddlers as they chase and pop bubbles, promoting hand-eye coordination and outdoor play.
  8. Chalk and drawing boards: Large, washable chalkboards or chalk sets allow toddlers to express their creativity and practice their fine motor skills outdoors.
  9. Play kitchens or workbenches: Outdoor play kitchens or workbenches designed for toddlers offer imaginative play opportunities and can be set up in a shaded area.
  10. Garden tools: Child-sized gardening tools, such as shovels, rakes, and watering cans, encourage toddlers to explore nature, learn about plants, and engage in gardening activities.

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