Kinderfeets Original Kinderboard Versatile Waldorf Wood Balance Board - Bamboo, Pink

Description

However, as is often the case with many of the worlds most enduring toys things are never quite what they seem. Kinderfeets was born soon after. Kinderfeets is the product of award-winning designer and Netherlands native, Oscar V. The great-grandson of a Dutch bike designer, and a designer by trade, Oscar pursued the challenge himself and created a prototype. Developed for use in Waldorf early childhood classrooms theyre a simple but rather clever concept for developing a childs balance, stimulating their vestibular system and helping them gain a deeper awareness of their body and body parts. Kinderboards look deceptively simple. Oscar searched for the perfect push bike to fit Sebastiaans needs, but couldnt find exactly what he was looking for. Once he and his son began cruising around their neighborhood, neighbors starting asking questions about the small push bike and urging Oscar to pursue the creation as a full-fledged business. Growing up in the Netherlands, where bicycling is a way of life, Oscar wanted to share this with his then two-year old son, Sebastiaan, with their life in San Francisco. Oscar searched for the push bike to fit Sebastiaans needs, but couldnt find exactly what he was seeking.

Key Features

• Oscar searched for the push bike to fit Sebastiaans needs, but couldnt find exactly what he was seeking.
• Growing up in the Netherlands, where bicycling is a way of life, Oscar wanted to share this with his then two-year old son, Sebastiaan, with their life in San Francisco.
• The great-grandson of a Dutch bike designer, and a designer by trade, Oscar pursued the challenge himself and created a prototype.
• Once he and his son began cruising around their neighborhood, neighbors starting asking questions about the small push bike and urging Oscar to pursue the creation as a full-fledged business.
• Kinderfeets is the product of award-winning designer and Netherlands native, Oscar V.
• Developed for use in Waldorf early childhood classrooms theyre a simple but rather clever concept for developing a childs balance, stimulating their vestibular system and helping them gain a deeper awareness of their body and body parts.