There is plenty of open space for running or cycling. Climbing on the
tree trunks or stone walls offers the children sufficient physical challenge.
A "hill" of 10cm high is a lot for a toddler to crawl up against. And if you can
just walk, it is very exciting to talk about bumpy vowels
walk. There are many balancing walls that you can walk or climb over, but also sit
on. Everyone can play with it at his own level. Nature invites children to
activities, to feel and experience.
By creating structure in nature, children learn to play creatively. They invent, for example, paths that run along the bushes or houses where they can play in. This stimulates and stimulates their fantasy. Loose material such as sand, water, stones, shells, straw and twigs are essential in this. This makes the environment changeable and impressionable and they can come up with new game forms themselves. The messier the site looks in adult eyes the better it is for the kids.
Children who want to relax for a while have also been taken into account; want to get away from all the hustle and bustle and find their own place where that is possible is. The babies also have their own place where they can lie safely and sheltered. It has been found that children can sleep well outside, especially the difficult sleepers benefit from this.
