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Tell the LTA what outdoor activities you do with your kids. Voucher AND tennis goodies to win!
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my little boy is 5 and we play football outside
we play hide and seek outside in the garden with the children. theyre 3 and 6
my darling is 6 years old and we love to go to the park and play!
I have 3 daughters there ages are nearly 4 , 20 months and 5 weeks old! We love outdoor activities all sorts like going to the park, taking there baby dolls for a walk with their prams, going places like the farm, seaside. There even very happy just playing in the garden, I swear they would live out there if they could ! In the garden they love playing in the sand pit 😆
My little girl has only just turned three and loves going for regular walks with mummy and daddy to feed the ducks, play on the park and jump off rocks or in muddy puddles. One of our favourite games on our walks is to make a list of ten items then get my little girl to find them all, we also enjoy geocaching.
We love to have scooter races! I end up having to either borrow one of theirs or run along side!
We live being active outdoors with our boys. We've recently discovered adult scooters. The kids find it hilarious scooting along with mummy and daddy but it's really good fun and great exercise for us all!
we also find that being as hands on as possible even at the park really motivates the boys to be more adventurous!
Our boys are 2 and 4
Lucy is only Seventeen months so sport activities are a little limited at the moment. However we love to share walking and running around with the dog. Daddy has started playing football with her.
We love cycling as a family
and just
love to cycle around the Kent Countryside. We even take our bikes camping with us in order to check out other cycle trails.
We love to cycle, walk our dog and get out and about as often as we can. As national trust members we love to visit places too!! Heres Scotney Castle, South foreland lighthouse, Canterbury and Margate Harbour. We have become masters of good cheap family days out over the years!!
My kids both love being outdoors. My daughter who is 11 has just recently started playing rugby at school but at home she loves playing on the trampoline, walking the dogs & many other things. Our son who is 7 would actually sleep on the trampoline if we let him,lol & he also loves playing football. We are a very outdoor family & love nothing more than packing up the car for a weekend camping - this is when we get the tennis & badminton rackets out (bad mum wont allow them in the garden for fear of losing a few panes of glass from my greenhouse!!!)
my little girl likes running and kicking a ball footballer in the making
shes pretty fast too :d
I have 2 children a little boy who is 3 on thursday and a 18month old little girl, and they love ANYTHING outdoors expecial if it includes animals!!! This is george holding the baby frog we found in our garden and grace with the ducks at the park
My boys love playing out whether it's on their scooters or bikes, playing badminton, hide and seek, at parks or just going for a walk in the woods 😊
My children are 7 and 8 and they both love getting outside on their bikes or scooters. My son especially loves his drift trike because he can do skids on it!
My little boy Morgan is 7 months old and although he isn't quite at the game playing stage yet he is a total busy body and we are out walking every day -weather perniting.- His eyes are everywhere and he barely gives himself a chance to nap.😂
We are super lucky and live in Cornwall so explore the coastal walks regularly and have plenty to sight see ..Morgan is my sidekick I don't know who has more fun me or him haha!🙈
We do lovely walks by the sea as my daughter is only 9 months, but the sea air seems to help her relax and sleep better
My 6 year old son, his dad and I love the outdoors, and at any opportunity you will catch us bird watching, tree climbing, trekking, ball throwing, star gazing or swimming. Feeling part of mother nature and understanding the world. Here is a photo of us last weekend climbing the gorgeous chestnut trees in Greenwich Park. Thanks for reading.