Have An Exotic, Wild Safari Adventure In A Kids Playhouse
As a kid, were you fascinated by exotic and wild animals and now your child has the same love of animals? Is your child enthralled by the movie Madagascar and dreams of going on his own wild adventures? Your child can have a “wild” time in their own kids playhouse by creating an African Serengeti wild life refuge of their own! It’s easy.
Here’s how you can create the ultimate safari adventure for your child:
Make life-size drawings and cut outs of African animals. Purchase long rolls of paper, in bright colors, so can make life-sized images of wild safari animals like lions, tigers, and giraffes. Then go to your child’s story books or do research on the web to find pictures of lions, tigers, elephants, zebras, giraffes or hippo’s to draw.
After you’ve drawn the animals on the paper, have your child color, decorate, and cut out the final images. Now it’s time to hang the drawings all over the kids playhouse, even hanging them from the ceiling, walls and windows.
Don’t forget to draw huge animal foot prints, like an elephant, and put them outside the playhouse to pretend that the animals are on the loose! However the images are drawn, traced, or cut out, be sure that they are really big for a more authentic safari experience.
If you really want to go “wild”, help your child choose animal print fabric for window treatments, chair coverings and a table cloth. The more animal print stuff, the better.
Kids love scavenger hunts and a safari themed scavenger hunt is no exception. Go through your child’s toy box and find some plastic and stuffed exotic animals. Hide the animals around the playhouse for the scavenger hunt. The kids can look for the animals, animal tracks, or other objects found in the ‘wild’.
If your child is younger, face painting is a huge hit with the younger crowd. Go to the library and find a book on face painting, purchase some water-based face paints and you’re ready to create some fierce looking animals!
Your child can be quite the adventurer in their kids playhouse, yet still be safe from all the “wild animals” loose outside. Try these suggestions, and you will be on your way to transforming your children’s playhouse into a wild safari adventureland.
Step 3. Using contact paper and stencils (purchased stencils or made using a Cricut), trace and cut out your kids playhouse address.


Try the following simple design tricks:
themed playhouse would only be for boys, but in reality, many girls love looking at and playing with toy automobiles. Creating a space that a car buff will both love and feel comfortable in takes combining a few different design elements and accessories. While it can be done as cheaply or as expensive as parents would like, the thing to keep in mind when assisting a child in decorating their playhouse is to let them pick what they like. Above style, their happiness should be your ultimate goal.
1. Remember that pink is not just “pink”. There are so many shades of pink to choose from that it would be best for you to provide your daughter with color swatches and let her pick the “pink” that she wants. If she wants to go for a more funky look, suggest that she use a darker pink like a fuchsia or hot pink. For a really light and airy feeling in the playhouse or a look that would yell “tea party”, then consider a softer pink like cotton candy.
Letting the boys decorate doesn’t mean that you cannot give your input or help to guide them with regard to some of the interior aspects of the 
