Child Observation

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I would not recommend this park for parents of young children. This park is too much of a range of ages, therefor the younger children are more likely to get mixed up with the older children’s play equipment. This meaning the park is not age group appropriate for young children. There is many different things available to be used for the children meaning there play equipment. But there is a couple of problems with these equipment. First they are more equipment for the older children and could most defiantly be more dangers if there were older children around the younger children. Seconde there are some problems with the placement of the equipment its self, they slide just happens to be going straight into a set of swings. This is not a good thing for young children because the lighter you are on the slide the feather you fall off, meaning going start in to the swing set. Also with the round swing that is in the park, this is most defiantly not play equipment for young children. When observing this equipment I witnessed two young children getting knocked over by this swing. The round swings has no way of stopping younger children of wondering to close to it. And finally the sand pit that is meant for the younger children but is not that safe. The sand pit has walls to make it look like a sand castle but the problem here is that this makes it difficult to watch smaller children they can wonder away without notices. …show more content…
There is a small toilet block that is well-kept and is fairly new, there is a slit problem with all the toilets having toilet paper but other than that the toilets are respectable. There are bubblers at this park that are in well-kept condition and are fairly new. There are many table and chaired around the park mostly new, only problem is there is a little bit of graffiti on them making them look a little tacky but other than that table and chairs are

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