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This post goes out to my husband! He has spent countless hours learning how to woodwork and building shelves, kitchen helpers, floor beds, and Pikler triangles for our family and others. Now he has so kindly spent many more hours putting together these step-by-step, incredibly detailed plans for tho
This is my design for a Pikler Triangle, also known as a Montessori Climbing Gym. I had heard these were great for your child's mental and physical development and wanted to build one for my daughter. It's a fairly simple design but I think the key distinguishing feature is that it can be opened or…
Love the idea of a Pikler Triangle but don't actually want one? Whether you want to save money, space, or a little of both, here are the best pikler triangle alternatives for your busy toddler!
Hubby built a Pikler shortly before the girls were born, neither of us realizing all the ways we would use it. It has been fantastic! We've used it to hang mobiles when they were newborns along with silks and other fabrics for them to feel and pull. Once they started to army crawl, we used it to create obstacle courses and hanging a blanket has made for a great tunnel and fort. Lately, they are starting to use it to stand. For Easter, Hubby made them a ramp to accompany their Pikler, for use as a slide. They aren't able to slide independently, yet, and its a little too difficult for them to climb up. So he decided to make the other side a rock climbing wall. He 3D printed rocks and, once the screws arrived, he was able to attach them. He created multiple locations where the rocks may be secured. This allows us to create different challenges. Currently there are just a few rocks affixed. That way they are able to climb around them, but they are there when needed. When placed on the second rung of the Pikler, E and V are able to climb and descend all they like with ease. While not traditional Montessori material, the Pikler is still often found in many Montessori homes. Most children will climb, as it's part of our natural instinct. The Pikler helps provide a safe place for the child to meet this need, devolve skills, and accommodate their desire to move. If you would like to build your own Pikler, Hubby has shared plans to build one similar to ours here. Do your children have a Pikler and ramp that they enjoy?
Pikelets are a lovely brunch option or great for lunch boxes. This is the traditional pikelet recipe I love to use, I hope you enjoy it too. Classic pikelets are a real treat! Fresh from
