
Most of us remember playing outside as a child. Playing freely in a world of our own, we climbed, ran, swung and built, making memories we still fondly reminisce about.
We can all agree that today’s kids don’t get to spend as much time outside as we once did and there are many factors contributing to this. From busy lifestyles to residential areas with little to no recreational areas, the list just goes on and on.
Even though they might have plenty of toys and technology to keep them occupied, children are still naturally drawn to play outside.
Providing them with a wide range of self-directed play experiences in an outdoor setting allows them to explore their environment, gain self-confidence and develop muscle strength and coordination.
Our team recently completed this custom built timber playstructure at a nursery in Dubai.
Specifically designed to provide children an outlet for fun as well as exercise, this structure encourages free play that will promote physical, mental and social development, inspire the use of imagination and creativity, assist in building muscle and self-confidence and aid the development of sensory- and motor-skills.
To top it all, the timber used to build this structure was sourced from responsibly managed forests, ensuring a high quality, sustainable structure that’s not only friendly to your kids, but to nature as well!
Give your kids the fun and freedom, as well as encouragement, to play outside more, while at the same time benefiting their overall health and development on a whole new level.
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