Embark on a journey of growth and exploration with your child through our Tidy Pikler Triangle & Ramp 2 Piece Set. This classic indoor Pikler climbing frame, inspired by the pioneering work of Dr. Emmi Pikler over a century ago, is designed to foster your child's natural inclination to move, climb, and discover their physical capabilities.
Crafted meticulously from a combination of plywood and sustainably sourced Australian Araucaria timber/European Beech timber, this wooden climbing set is not just an instrument for play but a durable, eco-friendly addition to your child's play area. The Tidy Climbing Triangle is versatile enough to grow with your child, suitable for ages 6 months to 5 years and beyond.
Initially, the triangle serves as an essential tool for infants learning to stand, providing sturdy support for those first tentative pulls to a standing position. As your child's confidence and agility develop, they will find joy and challenge in climbing up and over the triangle, mastering their own little mountain.
The set's adaptability extends with the Tidy Climbing Ramp. It can be used as a gentle climbing ramp for beginners or flipped over to become a mini slide, adding an extra layer of fun and physical development to your child's playtime.
For the creative minds, the Pikler triangle set can transform into a baby gym for younger children by attaching sensory toys and tactile accessories. For older kids, it becomes a haven of imagination when draped with sheets to create a cosy den filled with cushions, offering a space for relaxation and play.
Our Pikler set also offers the possibility to expand and evolve with your child's growing needs. The Tidy Climbing Arch, available separately, can be combined with the triangle and ramp to create a comprehensive play system.
Assembly is made easy with the set arriving packed flat and including full instructions. This ensures that setting up the Pikler triangle set is hassle-free, letting you focus on enjoying those precious moments of growth and development with your child.
