Education

Why outdoor play at nurseries is essential for children aged 0–4

We all know that playing in the schoolyard helps children learn. But did you know that outdoor play is just as vital for the very youngest children? For children aged 0 to 4, outdoor play is much more than just a breath of fresh air – it forms the foundation for their motor, cognitive, and social development. Our sales adviser and play expert, Tanja Bracco Gartner, co-author of the miffy Movement Diploma, knows better than anyone why outdoor play is so important.

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Play areas as a solution to heat stress

Summers  are getting increasingly hotter. While we used to have just a few warm days, we now regularly face heatwaves that last longer and occur more frequently. Our climate is changing – and we’re all feeling the effects. It’s time to find smart solutions for a comfortable living environment! Did you know that a play area can be part of the solution to heat stress? In this blog, you’ll discover how play areas contribute to climate adaptation.

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Blog: Why risky play is crucial for children’s development

Research by Jantje Beton shows that fewer children are playing outside. One of the reasons for this is a society that is becoming increasingly protective. But what do we lose if we don’t give children the space to take risks? Risky play challenges children to explore their limits, making it an essential part of their physical and motor development. In this blog, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about risky play: Why is it essential for children? How do you determine if a risk is acceptable? And in what ways can we encourage children to explore their boundaries?

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Blog: Why does football contribute to children’s development?

Football has been one of the most popular sports for many years. Children enjoy this sport and it promotes their social, motor and cognitive development. Read on to discover how football contributes to children's growth.

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ROCKS play equipment offers numerous play functions

Playing is more than just having fun; it is a fundamental part of children's growth and development. For example, while playing, children use their senses to gather information about the environment and their own bodies. They learn to control movements, which stimulates balance and equilibrium. However, don't forget the social aspect of play where children learn to work together, respect each other's limits and communicate with each other.

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Discover the world of miffy

Especially to stimulate children's imagination and role-play, we offer a furnishing concept for imaginative play, which is now even more supported by the introduction of new unique miffy play equipment. Discover the world of miffy and let the reading stories come to life!

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