Pikler inspiration cube

The Pikler cube is designed for boys and girls who have started crawling and are curious about exploring the environment. In this way, they can take advantage of all the possibilities offered by this piece of furniture for autonomous, natural and fun psychomotor development. The hollow cube shape allows the little ones to get inside as a cabin. Being open on the sides, it allows the observation of the outside while they feel that they are hidden and protected. The two side openings allow them to pass through thanks to crawling. Going through holes is one of the activities that most excites the little ones, since it is an activity with a beginning and an end and they can repeat as many times as they want. The side bars are perfect for the child to hold onto and begin to get into more upright positions with support. If you prefer, one of the bars can be painted in color to attract the attention of the little ones and have them interested in reaching the top. On the other hand, they will also serve as a grip at different heights for boys and girls who have not yet discovered verticality. They will also be useful for those boys and girls who want to climb them and reach the top of the piece of furniture. The Minipiu Pikler cube is made of pine wood with PEFC and FSC certification (from sustainable forests). The finishes of the Minipiu Pikler cube are designed to guarantee the safety of children. All the edges of the cube are rounded and also the bottom of the cabinet has a frame that makes it more stable and resistant. The screws used are stainless allen screws that are well flush, ideal so that the nails do not get caught during the game. Compatible with the curve board and the pikler ramp. Characteristic: Measurements: 50 x 50 x 50 cm (length x width x depth) This product requires assembly. Includes instructions and all the necessary material (screws and Allen key). All bars are natural color, despite the image. This is a product made by hand and with living material such as wood. Each of them is unique and may have slight variations and imperfections to that shown in the photograph. If you want to know more, Montse, who is an early childhood education teacher and pedagogue, tells us about all the possible uses and benefits. Head over to our YouTube channel so you don't miss it. We leave you the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtFoxN2Txr4&t=26s And if you want to see it in action, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFQobc3yC_A