Making Children's Games is a challenge

There is something for the children when it comes to walls and other items of compensation. As a boy I would always face the balancing act more difficult and long. I never reached the necessary skills for a real balance. It amazes me that someone in the leg that shook beneath them like a balance wobbly jelly.

One form of balancing act could be a significant asset if our children had nothing to do. The problem was, make it difficult, but surely. A staff ofhis wood on his board would be a challenge, but as we could stand on the edge. The answer was, we looked into the faces of all the doors of the house. The gap between the hinge side of the door and the door frame can be changed in steps until they fix the wooden board on board. It 'important to limit the pressure on the door as the handle makes it easy to damage the hinge. Once the council has been set, a chair is sufficient to keep the door in place. We found that thevertical bars of a window can also be used to keep the edge. Just rotate the table until it is caught between two vertical bars. The friction of the other end of the board was quite a rug to save it.

So when our granddaughter was invited to try it was obviously too simple. Just as we could make it difficult. The answer lies in the French window, on one foot was on the field. The door can be closed properly to ensure the card edge. Since the otherEnd terrace was on board at an angle of about 30 degrees and is sufficiently challenge the more adventurous kids. It must be said that the Court of risk environments, such as walled with flower pots and flower beds, it was necessary to remove all obstacles to stay away from the table.

The problem is that now, of course, as is even more difficult, dangerous. One answer is to make it more like a rope, making it wobbly. This is easily donemake the crack wider, so that h old the plank so sure.

We make now as greasy pole, where competitors are at stake or fall into water. Our version is hung with a stick rather difficult, but not fat, not our grandchildren in the water.