ACTIVE PLAY/BALANCE
CROCODILE
The Crocodile is a great way to increase strength and balance. Even the
youngest child can climb on the low step, and toddlers can reach for the
the higher steps. Turn the crocodile on its back, and walk or lie on its
straight surface. The crocodile has three seating levels and 2-3 children
can sit together -- or you can stack two as a bench with two heights.
BA2534 . . . . . . .$89.99
PIG
The 3-layered Pig is for young children to roll, chase, step up and sit on to build strength
and enhance balance. Stimulate fine motor control by placing objects in and out of the pig’s
snout. A superb step stool in the bathroom, the skid-free pig stays put on wet floors. The
pig can be stacked for sitting by teens and adults.
BA2540 . . . . . . .$39.99
WORM
The Worm Chair is perfect for children who have a hard time sitting still. Flat on one end and
curved on the other, the foam chair enables the child to silently move while staying seated.
BA2542 . . . . . . .$140.00
FISH
The 6-layered Fish comes is for young
children to roll, chase, step up and sit on to
build strength and enhance balance. A
superb step stool in the bathroom, the
fish doesn’t slide on wet floors. The
fish can be stacked for sitting by
teens and adults
BA2538 . . . . . . .$79.99
BOBLES SET
Green Crocodile, Turquoise 6-layer Fish, Pink 3-layer Pig, and Yellow Chicken
BA3426. . . . . . .$250.00
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