Swing - baby A-frame robinia and steel h 2.1m

The swing is a beloved play item for all children - it is not only great fun, but their learning ability improves while swinging.

Training, training and training!
Swinging strengthens the sense of kinesthesia/proprioception. When a child swings, a fluid is set in motion inside their ears. This affects their main sense of balance, and the brain connects information from the ear with information from muscles, joints, etc. and then sends a message to their proprioception about what is going to happen. Muscles, joints and tendons are set in motion. If these functions are repeated over and over again, the child’s balance ability and motor skills improve.

Once the child no longer has to focus so much on their balance, they have more energy to focus on other things. So in short, good balance means better ability to learn. Swings are ideal for training the sense of balance, while the child has the opportunity to set their own limits for what they find fun.
Read more about the senses, play values, etc. here.

All children have the ability to develop their proprioception optimally, but they need to start young.

"Give children the right to play and learn, to dream and shape, to live and be. Only when children feel safe do they feel happy".
Carl Scharnberg

This model has two baby swings and is 2.1 metres high.
The swing is designed by our architects and is suspended from solid robinia wood posts with steel lintels in a simple design. Thanks to the light design, this swing combines easily with other play equipment in the public playground, such as in day-care centres, shopping malls and similar.

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