Climbing Arch Seesaw Rainbow Swing Rocker Waldorf Pikler Organic Wood

This beautiful swing climbing arch seesaw Waldorf Bunt is a lot of fun for the children and playfully promotes motor skills.

A multifunctional toy that can be used in many ways: rockers, climbing ladders, tunnels, sheds and much more. It can also be used with triangles and climbing/sliding ramps.

You have the option to order the seesaw with ramp, which makes for many additional play opportunities and more fun.

Made of high quality Baltic birch plywood and painted with water-based, non-toxic lacquer and paint.
 

• Swing Climbing arch Rocker Waldorf Colorful
• Beautiful seesaw in rainbow colors
• Optional with matching ramp Fun
• and promotes motor skills Made
• of high-quality organic wood
• Painted with non-toxic paints and varnishes
• Delivered disassembled with assembly instructions, quick and easy assembly
• Lovingly handmade
• Made in the EU
• Successfully tested and certified according to EN 71 by the SGS Institut Fresenius in Germany
• You receive 1 year warranty on all our products

Dimensions: Normal: Rocker: L 87 x W 40 x H 49 cm

Ramp: L 89 cm x W 35 cm x Thickness 15 mm

Suitable up to approx. 7 years

Max load capacity: 50 kg

Large: Seesaw: L 109 x W 47 x H 61 cm

Ramp: L 115 cm x W 41 cm x Thickness 15 mm

Suitable up to approx. 12 years

Max load capacity: 50 kg

The delivery time within Europe of Schaukel Kletterbogen Wippe Waldorf Bunt is currently about 2 weeks.



Original: Rocker: L 87 x W 40 x H 49 cm

Ramp: L 89cm x W 35cm x Thickness 15mm

Suitable for children from 9 months

Max. load capacity: 50 kg

Our climbing toy is in lovingly handcrafted in the EU .

The Baltic birch plywood used (15 mm) is FSC certified.

The ones used Colors are water based and are therefore absolute safe and harmless for our children .

The The surfaces of the climbing equipment are sanded clean to reduce the risk of injury.

Our climbing arches are also CE certified in accordance with the Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC and independently tested by the SGS Institute in Germany according to EN71.

The Pikler approach was developed by the Hungarian pediatrician Emmi Pikler (1897-1984). Pikler believed that children are capable of moving and exploring their environment without adult intervention.

Pikler believed that children learn best through their own discovery and learn to play. She developed a series of practices designed to support this natural learning process. The Pikler approach has since been adopted by educators around the world.

The core principles of the Pikler approach are:

1. Children are competent and capable.
2. Children learn best through their own exploration and play.
3. Adults should provide children with a safe and supportive environment in which to explore.
4. Children should be respected as individuals.

The Pikler approach has been proven to promote the physical, cognitive and social-emotional development of young children. It is also associated with increased self-esteem and confidence.

Pikler toys are designed to encourage self-directed, creative play in young children. It is made from a variety of natural materials such as wood, wool and bamboo, and each piece is designed to encourage exploration and discovery. Pikler toys are proven to support cognitive development, fine and gross motor skills, and the ability to think creatively.