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Age- Suitable from birth (climbing starts at around 9 months)
Weight limit - 75 Kg
Size – Maximum Height – 60 Cm, Depth – 74 Cm
The classic Tri-Shikhar climbing triangle-Midi For younger kids aged 6 months to 2 years. Perfectly formed to encourage children to stand, climb, and conquer at their own pace. Tri-Shikhar naturally inspires confidence and builds strength in your little ones as they reach new developmental stages. Each step on the ladder signals a new achievement and a new goal.
Children begin to reach and pull themselves up on the climbing triangle at around 9 months, reaching and grabbing on the rungs. At this young age, Tri-Shikhar provides the perfect stable platform for early standing. As confidence and muscle strength grow children can begin to climb the ladder and eventually reach the top. At the top of Tri-Shikhar are two rungs rather than one which allows children to pause, assess, and rotate before climbing down the other side. When provided with the opportunity children will reach each milestone through their own determination, the achievement is theirs.
Convertibility - From MIDI to MAXI!
At ages 2+ or when the kids are ready, the Tri-Shikhar climbing triangle MIDI can simply be attached to two additional segments and be made into a Tri-Shikhar climbing triangle MAXI - for unlimited possibility.
Tri-Shikhar means "three peaks", which represents the three sides of early skill development with the Pickler triangle i.e. climbing, exploration, and adventure. We love the idea of children conquering each "peak" and feeling a sense of accomplishment as they reach the top.
So, whether your child is climbing to the top of the Tri-Shikhar or using it as a fort or a tunnel, it will surely inspire them to explore, play, and create their own adventures. With its sturdy construction, beautiful design, and endless play possibilities, the Tri-Shikhar pickler triangle is sure to become a favorite in your home for years to come
These climbing triangles are popularly known as Pikler Triangle and are rooted in the work of Emmi Pikler, a Hungarian pediatrician who revolutionized child development theories during the 1930s and 1940s. Her approach emphasized the importance of nurturing a respectful bond between parent and child and promoting motor development through free movement and play. Pikler believed that children should be given the opportunity to move according to their own innate abilities. Tri-Shikhar embodies this fundamental principle.
