As I mentioned recently, infants and toddlers need separate play areas from each other and from older children. Toddlers may be more ready for a playground that requires climbing (see below), but they still need manageable heights and closeness between platforms.
The climber below is tricked out with all kinds of fun things to do. Check it out….
- Tunnels for play that teach the concepts over, under, behind, beside, and inside
- Dual slide for enjoying the company of a friend
- ADA entrance and stairs that allow easy access for all children, regardless of their abilities
- Lower ground deck for two levels of play
The Adventurous Child is committed to building playgrounds that are age-appropriate. Contact us here if you have any questions. We would love to hear from you!
We strive to create fun and informative content that will help young children learn and grow. However, it's important to keep in mind that all activities should be performed under the supervision of an adult. The Adventurous Child website is intended to serve as a reference and guidance for educational activities, and it is ultimately the responsibility of the parent, guardian, and/or educator to determine the appropriateness of the activity for their child’s age and maturity level. Thank you for your understanding and support!
