Pikler-háromszög

What is the Pikler-triangle for?

It can be introduced at the age of 10 months and is usually used until the age of 5 years. Around 10 months of age, babies can use the steps of the Pikler triangle to pull themselves up and stand up. During their development, children begin to explore the structure by climbing partially up and then down (around 1-2 years of age).

What age group is the Pikler triangle for?
Pikler triangles are great for toddlers and preschoolers, but can actually be introduced as early as 6 months. Depending on your baby's development, he may start using the triangle to pull himself up to a standing position and may even try to climb.

What is the purpose of the Pikler triangle?
Developed by Hungarian pediatrician Dr. Emmi Pikler and widely used by the Montessori community, the minimalist, triangular climbing structure is designed to encourage babies and toddlers to gain confidence, stability and strength at their own pace.



Is the Pikler triangle necessary?
So, why do we love our Pikler Triangle (is it worth it?)? The answer is yes yes yes. It helps teach invaluable skills such as pulling up, climbing, grasping, balance, gross motor skills, physical limits, and more. She grows up with her children. In fact, it can be used from 6 months to 6 years.

Are Pikler's triangles safe for babies?
Introducing a climbing frame at an early age, contrary to popular belief, does not encourage your toddler to "become a climber", but it does provide a safe space for little ones to develop and practice their motor skills. Of course, the use of the triangle is recommended under parental supervision.

How do we use the Pikler triangle?
Let the child lead. ...
Let them work on the activity as long as they want. ...
When you're done, put the Pikler triangle away. ...
Be a role model. ...
Allow any use of materials, but stop them if they are used inappropriately. ...
Modify it to suit their level


What is the Pikler approach?
The Pikler approach is based on a loving and respectful relationship between the adult and the infant, through moments of gentle care, naturally paced motor development, free movement and uninterrupted play.

Our offer includes small and large Pikler triangles with a ramp and vault / Montessori swing addition in natural, pastel and bright colors.

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