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Wooden climbing frame 5 elements - Fipitri - without ramp - Ette Tete
€249,00
€202,95
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This adjustable 5-section climbing frame is a patented construction that supports the development of motor skills and balance. The fipitri from Ette Tete is a larger version of Mopitri and offers even more space for the child both below and above the climbing frame.
This is the version without ramp/slide
Change the shape of the climbing frame every day - lower or steeper triangle, house-shaped or flat - adapt the climbing challenges to your child's developmental stage and abilities. For even more fun - add a slide or two!
Curiosity - children can discover new ways of climbing and playing every day.
Creativity - every climb is a different adventure.
Share - the frame can be shared with other children at the same time
Fun - discovering the slide will bring a lot of fun
Gross motor skills - children develop strength and mobility in arms, legs, back and muscles.
Independence - your child will play more and more without your involvement.
Natural and plastic free - birch plywood with child resistant varnish, and no plastic in the packaging
The width of the climbing frame is 80 cm.
Each segment is 37.3 cm long. The dimensions of the frame depend on the position - the highest position is 60 cm high.
The dimensions of the sliding and climbing slope are:40*117 cm - width, length.
Suggested age:from 12 months
Material:Birch plywood (ramp and side planks - lacquered), birch rods (untreated).
Treatment:Water-based UV varnish
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What is a climbing trangle?
A climbing triangle is an indoor climbing frame, originally conceived by pediatrician Emmi Pikler. The fixed triangular shape has the perfect proportions to enable young children to pull themselves up. It keeps toddlers active and curious while they learn how to climb safely. Ette Tete’s climbing triangles were inspired by this ingenious design and took it a step further! Thanks to the different segments of the Mopitri or Fipitri, you can create endless variations on the shape of the frame. This way, your little one will never get bored of this climbing frame! After a while, it becomes the centerpiece of their imaginative play. The structure is designed to give children the opportunity to learn how their bodies can move in different ways, thereby developing their motor and cognitive skills.
When can your child learn to discover the climbing triangle?
It may sound crazy, this is possible from birth! Of course you can't crawl on it yet, but you can put a baby nest under the frame and somenice cellphones orrattles hang on the bars. From 6 months, most babies can straighten up, which is an ideal time to introduce an Ette Tete climbing frame. Depending on your baby's development, he or she may use the triangle to pull up to a standing position and may even attempt to climb. Always under supervision of course. Your child will gradually gain confidence in his/her own body, so that he or she is little by little more daring and able.
How do you play with a climbing frame?
A climbing triangle lets children climb, crawl, and slide. It also stimulates children’s imagination. As children develop, they’ll interpret the climbing frame in many different ways. Give your child the freedom, and they’ll find countless ways to play with the Mopitri, Fipitri, or Sipitri. Looking for some extra inspiration? Here are a few ways to use the Ette Tete climbing frame:
A mountain—climb to the top
A tunnel
A drying rack for doll clothes
A cozy little nest for reading
A tent or bear cave—throw a sheet over it and make it nice and dark
A race track
A pirate ship with a plank
A catwalk for teddy bears
A garage for favorite cars and buses
As a parent, you can adjust the frame into different shapes using the wooden knobs. There are countless possible positions.
A mountain—climb to the top
A tunnel
A drying rack for doll clothes
A cozy little nest for reading
A tent or bear cave—throw a sheet over it and make it nice and dark
A race track
A pirate ship with a plank
A catwalk for teddy bears
A garage for favorite cars and buses
As a parent, you can adjust the frame into different shapes using the wooden knobs. There are countless possible positions.
Emmi Pikler's Philosophy
The climbing triangle was developed by pediatrician and educator Emmi Pikler. According to her philosophy, “what a child is capable of doing at a given moment is the perfect thing for him or her to do.” As children gain more confidence in their own abilities, they become much more physically self-aware. They learn to understand their bodies and themselves—the triangle will help them do so in a safe and familiar way. Ette Tete’s climbing frames were designed and manufactured in full compliance with all safety standards. We definitely recommend using it under supervision, with adult oversight from a distance. Usually, children only climb as high as they feel safe and comfortable. If an adult intervenes, a child will often reach heights they couldn’t physically reach on their own, and is more likely to get “stuck.” Trust that your child will enjoy the triangle at their own pace and take on what they are capable of at that moment.
Pikler & Montessori
The climbing triangle is often used in the context of the Montessori philosophy. This philosophy is based on the idea of allowing children to develop naturally through freedom of movement and exploration. Our wooden climbing frames are made from natural materials and encourage this development, which means they align very well with Maria Montessori’s philosophy, just like all the toys in the
“open-ended play” category where a child can use their own imagination.
Mopitri of Ette Tete
Ette Tete’s climbing frames come in three versions: the Mopitri, the Fipitri, and the Sipitri. The Mopitri is an adjustable climbing frame consisting of four segments. Change the shape of the climbing triangle regularly so your child can discover new things and skills every time. A lower or steeper triangle, a rectangle, or perhaps two small triangles—the possibilities are endless. Let your child take the lead in shaping the Mopitri. With an additional element, you can easily turn the Mopitri into a 5-element Fipitri.
Fipitri of Ette Tete
The difference between the Mopitri and the Fipitri of Ette Tete? The number of elements. The Mopitri consists of 4 customizable elements, the Fipitri consists of 5 elements. So with the Fipitri you have more options to make a higher triangle. All Ette Tete climbing frames are made from FSC-certified birch plywood, with child-resistant paint or varnish. The Fipitri and Mopitri are available in natural wood color and fit perfectly into any interior. They are made to last for generations.
The accessories of a climbing triangle
Endless fun with your climbing frame. In addition to an extra piece that turns your 4-piece Mopitri into a 5-piece Fipitri, there are several accessories that are the perfect fit for your climbing frame. You can choose to mount a ramp on your triangle frame. Is it a tool for climbing up or a slide? Or both? At Hello Archie, you have the option to purchase your Mopitri or Fipitri including a slide or ramp. More fun items to pair with your climbing frame: Grapat marbles, toy cars, a fun blanket to drape over it… or combine with other open-ended toys to further stimulate your child’s imagination.
Your climbing frame at Hello Archie
Our heartfelt wish is to give your child the freedom to explore with joy, to grow and develop through play.
The learning towers and wooden climbing frames from Ette Tete fit perfectly within this philosophy. Have fun exploring!
The learning towers and wooden climbing frames from Ette Tete fit perfectly within this philosophy. Have fun exploring!
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