Crawling is good for the hips, support function of the legs and getting familiar with the knees.
— Bea van Meeuwen, pediatric physiotherapist
BABY PLAY & WALKER
This product is patented
Learning to play (± month 0) From birth
Learning to crawl (± month 6)
Learning to Walk (from month 9
BABY PLAY & WALKER
A child should be challenged to learn to play, wriggle and learn to walk.
A practical support for playing, crawling, standing and walking for infants aged 2-24 months
My son was only 7 months old when he managed to turn in seconds so that he could lie on his stomach. And he looked around inquiringly to see what was within reach. By turning (or rolling) himself he quickly managed to move, he quickly mastered crawling. This way I could make him roll and crawl as much as possible.
You can stimulate turning (tummy-back, back-tummy) by placing the baby on a blanket and lifting the blanket on one side so that the baby can roll gently. Another option to help the baby roll by hand ( tummy-back, back-tummy). Crawling is important for hip development.
With this approach I started researching crawling and what is available to stimulate this.
“With the Multwalker I was able to give something that Lars will enjoy for a long time!"
— Grandma of Lars, 2 months
“I designed the Multiwalker based on my own wish: a baby gym, crawling aid and walker in one.”
— Giselle Duits, mother and designer of the Multiwalker
“Due to its versatility, the Mobyplay can always be used in our group.”
— Eline de Vries, pedagogical employee day care
“The Multiwalker supports the child throughout the playing, crawling and walking process.”
— Bea van Meeuwen, pediatric physiotherapist
BABY PLAY & WALKER
Learning to play, crawl and walk
I have been in contact with a Pediatric Physiotherapist who encounters many problems with crawling and even sliding of the buttocks. It is better to avoid sliding buttocks, the emphasis should be on crawling. Based on my research, I came across few products to teach the baby to crawl properly and to prevent problems (such as sliding buttocks).
Strangely enough, there are many baby walkers and even waist harnesses for learning to walk, but you won't find crawler seats anywhere. With the help of Bea van Meeuwen; I started developing the Moby play for children's physiotherapist.
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