"kids zone" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to a space or area that has been specifically designated for children to play or spend time. For example, "My local mall has a great kids zone with a play structure and video games."
The more I talk, the more my kids zone me out.
With workshops, a kids' zone, music and veggie foods, it's Warwickshire's big free weekend.
The Pleasance has created a dedicated kids zone at the EICC, spanning shows and also daily crafting and workshops.
This year, the kids' zone begins at 84th Street, with the festival's first American Girl booth, for fans of that line of children's books, films and dolls.
Sometimes the kids zone out in circle time, and it's mistaken for A.D.H.D., "because they're just staring," explains Melissa Nishawala, the child psychiatrist at N.Y.U.
Boxsmall is a cluster of cubic stalls selling Scottish craft and street food, with a kids' zone where children's festival shows will be previewing.
While big tech providers such as Google and Apple have been responding to criticism about how kids and apps collide by creating dedicated kids zones within their content marketplaces, or offering programs where developers can opt in to an additional review layer, such as Google Play's 'Designed for Families' program, to gain a kid-friendly certification.
While big tech providers such as Google and Apple have been responding to criticism about how kids and apps collide by creating dedicated kids zones within their content marketplaces, or offering programs where developers can opt in to an additional review layer, such as Google Play's 'Designed for Families' program, to gain a kid-friendly certification.
As for the kids, I would try setting up a little "kid zone" someplace for the younger ones (those under the age of 8) to play.
When my son gets tired of keeping score, an arcade keeps him busy, as does a bouncy kid zone with an inflatable obstacle course and airplanes to count on their descent into Newark Airport.
One tent held the Kid Zone, where parents could leave their children to play video games, imbibe from juice boxes and cavort in sandboxes while the grown-ups went off to drive.
