MamaToyz® PIKY pikler triangle

The MamaToyz Piky climbing triangle is a versatile motor skills toy made from durable natural wood, designed for toddlers from 24 months. It encourages active play and supports essential stages of physical development, helping children improve balance, coordination, strength, and creativity.

Piky features a double-sided design with wooden rungs on one side and wider openings on the other. This structure offers different climbing challenges, allowing children to choose their own pace and gradually build confidence. The varied climbing experiences strengthen muscles, promote body control, and enhance spatial awareness.

For even more fun, Piky can be combined with an optional slide attachment. This transforms the climbing triangle into a multifunctional play structure where children can climb, balance, and slide. The combination of activities keeps toddlers motivated and engaged while providing endless opportunities for imaginative play.

Safety is ensured through the stable wooden construction with rounded edges and smooth surfaces, making it suitable for everyday use. Crafted from sustainable, child-friendly materials, the Piky is robust enough to withstand intensive play while remaining safe and comfortable for toddlers.

The MamaToyz Piky is ideal for both home use and educational environments such as nurseries, preschools, and playgroups. It promotes essential motor skills while encouraging independence, creativity, and self-confidence. Through active exploration, toddlers not only build physical strength but also learn problem-solving and social interaction.

Features:

• Wooden climbing triangle for toddlers from 24 months
• Double-sided design with rungs and wider gaps for different levels of climbing
• Supports motor skills, balance, coordination, and confidence
• Can be extended with an optional slide attachment for more play options
• Stable, safe construction with rounded corners and smooth finish
• Suitable for playrooms, nurseries, and early learning settings
• Encourages free movement, imaginative play, and overall child development