Did somebody think of babies and toddlers in the playground?
Playspaces are a focal point for thriving communities to meet, relax, get fit and enjoy each other’s company. With more of our population living in higher-density, urban areas, many families rely on public open space for play and recreation.
Though it’s crucial that the specific needs of young children are met in the design of these public open spaces, very few parks provide suitable play equipment for babies and toddlers.Child care centres, kindergartens and creches also require play equipment that is appropriately scaled and designed to support the developmental needs of early childhood.
Play is fundamental to every child’s development, and Diabolo Baby is here to help!
Development through Play
Numerous studies show that it’s through play that children develop their perceptions, intelligence, curiosity, physical skills, and social instincts. The inclusion of play equipment that supports the developmental needs of very young children is crucial.
Ideal play equipment design for the age range of 6 months to 5 years is based on our deep understanding of early childhood development. Babies and toddlers in the playground need age-appropriate, safe play features that inspire fun and learning.
Expert Advice leads to Expertise
Proludic sought support from early childhood experts to create play equipment that caters for the needs of our youngest community members. The core focus was the design of fun, dynamic play activities to support the early development of children. Incorporating sensory play, as well as challenging and stimulating movement activities, while supporting independent and social play.
Landscape Architect | Commercial Manager at Proludic Australia
1 年Thank you Charmaine Keegan. We love designing play areas for babies and toddlers! ??
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1 年Great pic, they look happy! Nadia Stojan Madeleine Walding