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How to Make a Fairy Garden for a Child

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First and most important, in my opinion, is to remember it it’s FOR THE KID – not for you! (I’m just saying, because I have to be reminded all the time hahaha.)

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This means – mom – don’t be so controlling. It doesn’t have to be perfect, let them have fun. Let their imagination run wild!

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There are no rules… but there ARE some things to consider when it comes to making a fairy garden for a child – like plants that don’t die easily, containers that don’t tip, and just how involved in the creation mom wants to be!

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How to Make a Fairy Garden for a Child – in 4 steps

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Step 1: decide how DIY and involved you want your kid’s fairy garden to be

There are tons of fairy garden kits for kids on Amazon and you can get a few at craft stores, but they are really lacking imo. I honestly don’t love the kit option, haha, I prefer to DIY my fairy gardens (but you knew that)..

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Step 2: choose and prepare the container

Choose almost anything as a fairy garden container. I have seen some up cycle their old water tables into fairy gardens for their kids, or you can use a flower pot you have laying around!

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Step 3: Choose plants

If it’s indoor, I would suggest going super simple with some fake plants and a base of craft moss and stones – or plain old GRASS. For an outdoor garden, be sure to provide MORE drainage than you would normally think necessary.

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Step 4: Set it up!

I said it before – haha, this is for them and not for you. Ask them questions and encourage them to figure out where they want to place the houses, furniture and fairies!

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