The three heights are how the rail stays at your child's chest. Daria's note: lower the platform before you decide they have outgrown the tower.
Daria on the difference you feel at the counter: a stool got our son up, and we still held his shirt. A tower is for the child who leans. A stool is for the child who can stand.
Von Daria: Ihr sucht kein Foto, sondern das, worauf euer Kind statt aufs Sofa klettert. Dreieck, großes Set oder Sprossenwand, und warum Schaukel und Gerüst zwei Grenzen haben.
Daria on the two Hug Hug beds: do not buy the big one so it lasts while your child is two. 80×160 changes job through about six. 90×200 stays a bed from six.
From Daria: a floor bed is the night you stop lifting them over a cot rail. When to switch, why low is not the same as unsupervised, and which Hug Hug bed fits before six.
A founder's guide to choosing an indoor climbing frame: the child you have now, the floor you live with, and why the swing and the frame are two different limits.
We couldn't find a climbing gym we truly trusted — so we built one. Here's everything we learned along the way, and what to look for before you buy.



















