TOTTLR has partnered with Foster Village Austin to provide local foster children with access to their indoor climbing frames. The company’s Pikler Triangles are designed to promote toddlers’ mental and physical development. Go to https://tottlr.com for more details!
Children Under 3 Can
Gain Confidence On
This Splinter-Free Pikler
Triangle
TOTTLR, a Texas-based retailer specializing in indoor climbers
and ladders for toddlers, has announced its new partnership with
the non-profit organization Foster Village Austin.
With every product sold, the
company donates a portion of its
proceeds to support a toddler in
a local foster home.
Foster Village Austin is a charitable organization dedicated to
connecting foster families with helpful resources and advocating for
change within the foster system.
With their new Ladders of Success
Program, the founders of TOTTLR
hope to provide toddlers in foster care
with the tools needed to play, grow, and
adapt to their environment.
Research has pointed to various physical and psychological advantages of
climbing for children, including improvements in attention, focus, hand-eye
coordination, balance, problem-solving, concentration, decision-making, and
spatial awareness.
During World War II, Jewish Hungarian
pediatrician Dr. Emmi Pikler developed a
simple wooden climbing frame in an
effort to help young children in
orphanages improve their resilience,
confidence, and autonomy.
Unlike similar products on the market that are targeted towards older children,
TOTTLR's Pikler Triangle was specifically designed to encourage the mental and
physical development of toddlers ages 1 to 3 years old.
The CPSIA Certified Safe climber
is made from splinter-free white
Baltic birch wood with a non-toxic,
water-based finish.
The product also includes a discrete lock pin that is
permanently installed to ensure that you won't misplace it.
If you wish to add more variety to
your child's play as they grow,
you can also purchase the
company's adjustable ramp slide.
With a weight of just under 10 pounds, the Pikler Triangle can be
folded flat and tucked into any small space for storage.
They are a concrete way toddlers
can start getting a sense of
accomplishment and the
confidence that they will succeed.
Go to https://tottlr.com for more details!
Gain Confidence On
This Splinter-Free Pikler
Triangle
TOTTLR, a Texas-based retailer specializing in indoor climbers
and ladders for toddlers, has announced its new partnership with
the non-profit organization Foster Village Austin.
With every product sold, the
company donates a portion of its
proceeds to support a toddler in
a local foster home.
Foster Village Austin is a charitable organization dedicated to
connecting foster families with helpful resources and advocating for
change within the foster system.
With their new Ladders of Success
Program, the founders of TOTTLR
hope to provide toddlers in foster care
with the tools needed to play, grow, and
adapt to their environment.
Research has pointed to various physical and psychological advantages of
climbing for children, including improvements in attention, focus, hand-eye
coordination, balance, problem-solving, concentration, decision-making, and
spatial awareness.
During World War II, Jewish Hungarian
pediatrician Dr. Emmi Pikler developed a
simple wooden climbing frame in an
effort to help young children in
orphanages improve their resilience,
confidence, and autonomy.
Unlike similar products on the market that are targeted towards older children,
TOTTLR's Pikler Triangle was specifically designed to encourage the mental and
physical development of toddlers ages 1 to 3 years old.
The CPSIA Certified Safe climber
is made from splinter-free white
Baltic birch wood with a non-toxic,
water-based finish.
The product also includes a discrete lock pin that is
permanently installed to ensure that you won't misplace it.
If you wish to add more variety to
your child's play as they grow,
you can also purchase the
company's adjustable ramp slide.
With a weight of just under 10 pounds, the Pikler Triangle can be
folded flat and tucked into any small space for storage.
They are a concrete way toddlers
can start getting a sense of
accomplishment and the
confidence that they will succeed.
Go to https://tottlr.com for more details!