MOOV baby

Have you heard of risky play? Maybe, scoffed and thought "it's just play". Or thought "gah, can't we call it something less scary -'tricky play'?". Here at MOOV we think risky play should stay. 

Risky play is here to show us why avoiding risky play is unhelpful for us and our children. Let's find a way to know and accept risky play because calling it something else ("tricky') won't help us overcome the root of our worry. 

Worried about your little one using a Pikler or wondering what to look for in climbing frame safety? 

We are proud that our climbing equipment has been independently assessed and certified to both AS4685:2021 (Playground Equipment a& Surfacing - Moveable Play Equipment) ) and AS8124:6 2018 2018 (Safety of Toys - Swings, slides and similar activity toys for indoor and outdoor family domestic use).

Ever wondered exactly what IS a Pikler Triangle, and whether it’s something your child could enjoy and possibly benefit from?  If the answer is yes, then join us on a little stroll through the history, science and design of this clever and engaging piece of children’s play equipment, beginning half a century ago with a revolutionary female doctor in Hungary.

Relax with a ‘yes space’ : It’s ok to do nothing much with your baby.

With more time at home I started to look at our home environment. What was it that my son needed? What did I need? What could I create at home in order for us to both thrive? In research, I came across the concept of ‘yes space’. A ‘yes space’ is simply a space where there are no “no’s”.

 

Although it can be hard, allowing our children to participate in risky play is something we can't avoid forever and is best facilitated right from the beginning of life!  An insight into understanding and embracing risky play.

A Paediatric Physiotherapist explains how physical activity improves cognitive development. Another reason focusing on gross motor skills and activity with your Pikler Triangle or MOOV baby collection has so many wonderful benefits! 

 

There is no right or wrong. But what’s the difference between all the approaches? Is Montessori better than Reggio Emilia? Does RIE trump Waldorf? Here, we’ve outlined four different teaching styles with little examples you can try out at home and decide which way you want to go. 

Look for the positive and happy will find you. We've got 10 wonderful emotions to focus on. And your kids already have these nailed.