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Safe Independent Climbing

Gross motor skills

Safe Independent Climbing

A climbing triangle, a foam block, or just a grassy hill at the park, and one single rule: never lift your child up. They climb what their body can handle, get down on their own, and you stay close—ready to help, with calm confidence.

Age
18 to 36 months
Duration
20-30 min
Materials
Climbing triangle or foam blocks (or a natural grassy slope)
Supervision
Supervisé en continu
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Step by step

  1. A climbing triangle, soft foam blocks, or a gentle grassy slope at the park.
  2. Put down a mat or use soft grass, keeping anything hard out of the way.
  3. Never lift them up. They only climb as high as their body knows how to. If they ask to be placed at the top, hold your ground gently.
  4. Keep your hands ready but not reaching, offering a calm, reassuring look.
  5. Guide with words if needed (“your foot is looking for the bar below”) without doing it for them.
  6. Let them climb down on their own: climbing down is half the learning. Praise the whole effort, not just the height reached.

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