Moni Pickler Climbing Arch and Swing 2in1 3y+ PH13G030

Pikler Climbing Arch and Swing – the perfect choice for your child’s active and full development!

• Made of high-quality beech wood and painted with safe, non-toxic paints, the arch offers stability and security for little explorers.
• Rounded corners and a durable construction make the toy safe, while the maximum permissible weight of 50 kg ensures long and safe play.
• Easy transformation from a climbing arch to a swing.

The innovative concept of Hungarian pediatrician Dr. Emi Pikler stimulates the natural development of children by encouraging their independence and confidence:

• This arch with a ramp provides children with unlimited opportunities for play and movement, which supports their physical and mental growth.

Independence and autonomy:

• The arch encourages children to make their own decisions and develop self-confidence.

Physical development and motor skills:

• Key skills such as climbing, balancing and coordination are practiced.

Creative thinking:

• Children create their own games and scenarios, developing imagination and problem-solving skills.

Emotional development:

• A safe and secure environment supports the expression of emotions and the development of social skills.
• Suitable for children over 3 years old, the climbing arch with ramp is ideal for hours of active play and learning through fun!

Features:

• Dimensions: 92 x 58.5 x 41 cm.
• Package size: 91 x 8 x 43 cm.
• Weight: 5.20 kg.
• Material: Beech wood, Plywood.
• Age: 3 years +.

The product is manufactured in accordance with European standards EN 71: EN 71-1: 2014+A1:2018; EN 71-2:2020; EN 71-3:2019+A1:2021.

• Dr. Emmi Pikler (1902-1984), a pioneering pediatrician and infant educator, revolutionized early childhood and childcare methodologies.
• Implementing her innovative approach at an orphanage in Budapest, she gained international renown for her respectful approach to education.
• To propagate her philosophy, Pikler founded the Pikler Institute, a research center and training facility for caregivers. Her scientific approach significantly improved childcare standards and influenced numerous childcare specialists.
• Recent advances in neuroscience and attachment theory have validated Pikler’s principles, which revolve around the intertwined development of the brain and body in early childhood.
• We now understand that the first three years of a child’s life are a critical period for the formation of neuron connections, or synapses.
• According to the Urban Child Institute, by the age of three, children have twice as many synapses as they will in adulthood, and their brains have grown to 80% of their adult size.
• The experiences during these early years lay the foundation for language acquisition, communication patterns, behavior systems, self-conception, and physical coordination.
• They also shape the child’s understanding of behaviors, self-respect, and relationships. As Dr. Emmi Pikler famously stated, “Movement is the first language of the brain.”