Little Boy Thinks That A Hill Is A Slide

Kids love playgrounds. You know, seesaws, slides, roundabouts… It’s so thrilling and amazing spending a day at a playground, right? But this kid wants to be on a playground so much, he just pretends that a small hill in his backyard is a slide. LOL! Plus, he is not going down the hill, on the contrary! He is going up the hill! He is dragging on his butt and yelling that he is going down the slide! How hilarious is this kid? I must say, I admire his creativity! LOL! If you've ever wondered where the slides cames from, here's an answer! The origin of playground slides is uncertain, although one of the first slides patented was possibly by James Kirker in 1893. This device was intended as a fire escape, however earlier patents exist for water slide designs, so the device found its purpose on children's playgrounds. The earliest known playground slide was built in the playground of Washington DC's "Neighborhood House" in early 1902, and ever since, playgrounds are children's favorite pastime. Right after tablets, smartphones, and TVs.