I like playgrounds because they stop you getting bored, but I don't go because of the teenagers.
If I was in charge, there'd be a climbing frame, a pond and a fishing lake. I'd have a quiet zone with a memorial where children could go and have a picnic or remember someone they loved.
The swings would be more comfy. They're stiff and you have to hang onto chains. It's not very nice.
I'd also have a dead-man's drop. It's like an aerial swing, but you go straight down before it goes up at the end. It's really scary.
Little children would have their own things, like a seesaw or roundabout. Our roundabout would be a stand-up one, because they go faster and are more fun.
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