The see-saw has been built through the fence so the kids can play while keeping their distance. Photo / Facebook
The see-saw has been built through the fence so the kids can play while keeping their distance. Photo / Facebook
Lockdown has drastically changed the way of life for many of us - but one Kiwi family isn't letting it get in the way of their creativity.
According to Newshub, a West Auckland dad has come up with a clever way for his daughter to keep in touch with herfriends: a four-metre seesaw built through a fence between their backyards.
"We have realised, overnight actually, how epic our little isolation bubble world has been and how much it has cheered people up imagining it in their yard with their bestie!" she said.
It's made a huge difference to her step-daughter, Summer, she says.
"She has been happy and stress-free this lockdown as she has been able to hold on to some normality of still interacting with her friends ... even if it is a different way at the moment!"
Summer is living at her dad's place in Glendene during lockdown, where she has friends living on both sides of the fence.
