TUMLE in Little House and Bette – Motor Development in Child-Friendly Cafés

At Little House and Bette, two cozy maternity and child-friendly cafes in Copenhagen, TUMLE is an integral part of everyday life. Here, children have the opportunity to develop their motor skills through play and movement, while parents can enjoy a cup of coffee in quiet surroundings. These cafes create a safe and stimulating environment where children can explore, tumble and challenge their balance and coordination in a fun and natural way.

TUMLE i Little House

I Little House, a popular maternity café, uses TUMLE products as part of their educational approach to motor development. Children are given the opportunity to crawl, balance and experiment with movement through various tools such as stepping stones, balance tracks and soft foam tools. This helps them strengthen their body awareness and motor skills, while having fun at the same time.

One of the most popular tools at Little House is motor skills toys, which support children's development by letting them tumble and explore new movement patterns. The staff encourages children to use both gross and fine motor skills through play, which makes the training both educational and entertaining.

TUMLE at Bette

At Bette, a cozy child-friendly café, TUMLE is a permanent part of their play environment, where children are given the freedom to move and use their bodies actively. Tumblers and motor toy products are used here to create a versatile and fun play experience. Stepping stones for children are one of the most used tools, as they help train balance, coordination and self-confidence in the little ones.

Bette also focuses on sensory experiences, and therefore sensory toys are often included in their activities. Children can touch, feel and move on different surfaces, which stimulates both their senses and motor development. Parents can also relax and enjoy a moment of peace while their children tumble safely.

Why is TUMLE so popular?

Both Little House and Bette are very enthusiastic about TUMLE because it:

• Creates a safe environment where children can develop their motor skills without the risk of injury.
• Stimulates both gross and fine motor skills through play.
• Encourages active play that strengthens the child's self-confidence and body control.
• Gives children the opportunity to tumble and move at their own pace.

Conclusion

TUMLE is more than just a toy - it is a tool to support children's natural development. In Little House and Bette, two fantastic child-friendly cafés, it is actively used to strengthen motor skills and give children a fun and educational experience. By integrating TUMLE into everyday life, children get the best conditions to explore their bodies and movement in a safe and stimulating environment.

Want to know more about how TUMLE can benefit your child? Visit Little House or Bette and experience how play and learning go hand in hand!