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Best Indoor Toys for Kids

To Keep Them Sane

By Jaymie SuhPublished 6 years ago 3 min read
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Kids need to have their toys to avoid getting bored especially during the times that cannot play outdoors. It is a must that you get them something to play with or you will end up suffering the consequences of not giving them the best kids indoor toys they can play with. There are a few indoor toys that you can choose from. From getting the kids indoor teepees to an indoor trampoline, it's all up to the kids. You can get them toys depending on what they like. However, some toys can be gender-specific. It's best if you can get something that they can play together if you happen to have boys and girls around the house.

Kids Indoor Toys

1. Kids Indoor Teepees

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It's an exciting way to playhouse since the kids can have these teepees to use as their present house. It can also be used both indoors and outdoors so in case they don't want to stay inside the house, they can also use it. There are many designs to choose from so the kids will not get stuck with just a plain colored tent for their games.

This can help the kids to stay busy while they cannot go outdoors because of the lockdown. It can also keep you sane since they can have their attention with their teepees and the pretend game that they are playing. Since kids like to play pretend games most of the time, it can be a good addition to their toys. They can use it to pretend that they are on a camping trip as well as other purposes depending on their imagination.

2. Mini Trampoline

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If you have some jumpers around the house, then get them this mini trampoline with handlebars so they can safely bounce all day. It's a great way to still enjoy an active game even if they have to stay indoors. It's a safer option for the kids compared to jumping using their beds. Plus the kids can play together without someone getting left behind.

You can't deny that jumping is really fun for the kids. So instead of them wrecking their beds, it’s best to just get them a mini trampoline so that they can bounce as much as they want. They can just take turns to avoid accidents from happening. Just make sure that they will use the handlebar at all times so that they won't fall out of it.

3. Super Stretchy Game

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Having kids around the house with some age gap can be an issue when it comes to playing. But this super stretch game can be played by kids from 3 and above. You can even join their game if you want to have some bonding time with the kids. It's an oversized mat where the players stretch out their bodies depending on what the card says. It's a fun and interactive game the kids will love.

4. Jungle Jive

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Staying indoors can be fun with this jungle jive game wherein the player will need to balance an egg directed by the monkey on the game. If the player tips or drops the egg, the giggly baby bird will wake up. This game will practice the kids' balance and coordination so they will not lose the game. It's also a fun game for the whole family to enjoy.

5. Melissa & Doug Monster Bowling

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If you have small kids at home, then have a monster bowling that can make your toddlers enjoy the game. The pins are cute and furry monsters so it's not as noisy as the bowling pin you know. It can be a fun way to teach your kids some bowling without having to leave your home.

Summary

With all these kids' indoor toys, nobody needs to get bored anymore inside the house. It can also be a good way to keep them busy when they cannot get out of the house. These toys can also be a good tool to keep the bond on the siblings stronger so it's best to get toys without having to be gender-specific. Then, the kids can play with one another and make their stay indoors to be memorable and fun.

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About the Creator

Jaymie Suh

A writer with an overactive imagination and suffers from vivid nightmares. She started writing at the age of 12 for her school paper. During her highschool days, she started writing mini novels about the paranormal to pass her time.

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