Moni Pickler Slide and Triangle 2in1 12m+ BPD732

Pickler Slide and Triangle 2in1 – the perfect choice for the active and creative development of your child!

• They are made of high-quality, natural materials with rounded corners. They are easily transformed and offer endless play opportunities, stimulating physical development, motor skills and overall growth.
• The innovative approach of Hungarian pediatrician Dr. Emi Pickler promotes the free development of children, taking care of their physical and mental health, respecting their individuality and independence.

Independence and autonomy:

• The triangle encourages children to make their own decisions and develop self-confidence.
• Physical development and motor skills: Important skills such as stepping, balancing and coordination are practiced.

Creative thinking:

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

Emotional development:

• Safe environment supports the expression of emotions and the development of social skills.

Features:

• Dimensions with slide: 155x57x67 cm
• Dimensions triangle: 76x57x67 cm
• Dimensions of the slide: 100x32 cm
• Weight: 11.7 kg.
• Material: Plywood, beech wood.
• Age: 12 months +.

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.”