The children of today are exposed to technology even before they take their first steps - saying this, might be a slight exaggeration of facts though. The easy access that children have to technology like mobile phones and tablets makes it pretty tough to keep them away from these devices for an extended period. And you know what happens when you try to pull these devices away from them - all hell would break loose.

The solution for a seemingly impossible situation like this - adventure games, and even more specifically - rope games. Such games pique the interest of children and can be enjoyed by their parents as well. The cool thing is that you can make a rope playground yourself - and this article will go into how you can do it quickly.

Why are rope games so great for children? Since the activity is intensely physical, it helps in developing the left and right hemispheres of the child's brain, improving their memory and physical awareness properly.

There is a multitude of rope game options available - and they are not just limited to skipping ropes, which to be honest is not altogether bad. Once your child selects a good rope game that they're interested in, the next step will be to sketch the game you want to build. Building something as intricate as a rope game requires a lot of planning, especially since it involves the safety of your child as well. Imagine where the playground will be installed and come up with the measurements and the required blueprint beforehand.

The next thing to do is to set up space where the playground will be built. It could be space in your lawn or even someplace on the patio - it is up to you - big or small.

Now that the initial planning is complete, it is time to get into the nitty-gritty of building the playground ground. Make a list of all the materials that are required for constructing the playground, and go online or make a run to your local hardware depot to get the materials. Get your child's input at this stage - find out what they would like to be added to the game to make it more interesting for them.

Figuring out the right space for the game is very important - if two or more children are going to play at the same time. It is better to budget and plan beforehand, as it will become costlier to revamp the setup once it is already built.

Make sure that the ropes are tied securely, and inspect all of the fittings before allowing your child to play. It is better to take precautions than to be sorry later.

Once the construction is done, and you are happy with how everything looks, it is time to jazz it up a bit - adding some colorful elements to the playground will help to keep the children interested in the game and keep going back to it every day.

And that's it! You've just built your very own rope playground. Congratulations!