Do you know what a tot lot is?

It’s a little playground for younger children, usually found in city parks. You also find them in apartment complexes, places like that.

I have never heard of a tot lot. However, assuming @IchtheosaurusRex is correct, I do know what it is. :) Thanks, @IchtheosaurusRex! You saved me having to look that one up…

As @IchtheosaurusRex said, a playground. I first saw the term used in FL in the subdivisions I lived in as part of the list of amenities. Pool, tennis courts, tot lot, guarded gate, etc.

Little kids’ playground.

I never heard the term (I live in the US midwest for survey purposes). But playground did immediately spring to mind.

A playground set aside for tots only, with special swings and smaller play equipment, usually surrounded by a fence. In our area, they have replaced the front bar and chain with a solid plastic bar.

Hadn’t heard of it before, but it makes sense in context.

The first thing I thought of was what Napoleon Dynamite took off of Pedro’s lunch tray and put in his pant’s side pocket. (But maybe I thought of that just because I saw the movie two nights ago.) I’ll understand if my answer is taken down/moderated.

A playground for younger kids.

Playground for under age 5’s.

I live in Southern California where there are a lot of new housing developments where they distinguish children’s playgrounds for toddlers (around age 5 and under) as tot lots. They also have tot lots at theme parks for the same age group.

And if you throw in some fried spuds, there could be a tater-tot-lot!