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Wooden balance board from Viga, which helps in the development of balance, stimulation of the vestibular system, and body strengthening.
It aligns with the Montessori method, which, apart from experiential learning, encourages children's independence and engagement with toys made from natural materials.
Its simple design promotes free and creative play in children, while helping them achieve key developmental milestones.
They learn to balance standing and sitting.
It can be used as a seesaw, race car track, surfboard, rocking boat, bed, bridge, slide, and whatever else each child imagines, activating their imagination which is incredibly important! It features a pull rope, allowing the child to sit on it and move around.
It accompanies them through all their developmental stages, from toddler to adult as it can support up to 80 kg.
The packaging includes 3 tapes that can be placed on the board, transforming it into a car track for exciting speed races and additional ways to play.
Dimensions: 84 x 18.5 x 29.5 cm.
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Two years old and it plays in all possible ways!!! Very durable and more economical compared to similar constructions!
She has loved it. The child (2 years old) slides with it in all possible and impossible ways, like ALL her objects and toys. She has used it in very imaginative ways and it was truly a successful purchase for us. It helped her overcome her fear of the playground slide and within a week her behavior changed there and she now goes down without fear.
Durable wood without rough spots on it, I don't know if the construction is 'worth' that much money, but its philosophy is definitely worth a try.