Tree House

The Tree House, with its sturdy look-out tower, red slide and cute climbing net attracts children immediately: they want to loop the stair and slide, enter the house and climb the net again and again. The versatile activities of the Tree House trains a rich variety of motor and muscle skills in toddlers: they train their spatial awareness and cross-coordination when climbing or crawling onto the platform via the stairs or net. This fundamental motor skill stimulates the centres in the brain that support reading skills. When sliding from the Tree House, toddlers train their trunk stability and sense of balance. These are the basis of physical confidence in toddlers. The many tactile details, the red window, the binoculars and the yellow play sphere spur exploration and conversation with friends. This makes the Tree House a social attraction.