Pikler triangle
JL
Think of an inside "jungle gym" for toddlers.
Got a bunch of 1" oak dowel rods. Made the rails out of birch and the ramp and triangle sides out of ash.
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Pikler triangle
JL
Think of an inside "jungle gym" for toddlers.
Got a bunch of 1" oak dowel rods. Made the rails out of birch and the ramp and triangle sides out of ash.
puzzled
Bill Tindall, E.Tn.
Never heard of this toy. From whence the name and how is it used?
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Bill Tindall, E.Tn.
two of the supports and a more robust scaffold board and it would be nice to paint off from. 
Montessori uses (and sells them)
JL
I saw the price and said - wait a minute - I can build one cheaper than I could buy one. The grand niece is of an age to use it - and her cousin (3 month older) lives next door. From a search... "The Pikler Triangle was developed by Hungarian paediatrician, Dr Emmi Pikler over 100 years ago."
Re: Pikler triangle
Barry Irby
As the Grandfather of a 2 year old, I hate to say it but it looks like a leg breaker to me. It MUST work better than it looks to me like it would. I see lots of falls and kids hanging by their ankles. Clearly I am looking at it wrong or have forgotten how agile I was when I was not so old and decrepit. Don't get me wrong, I think you did a fine job building it, but....