Baby Play Areas are specifically manufactured for non-walking children, who are often neglected in play centres. Usually the only option parents have, if they want to take them out of their pram, is to go and play with them in the toddler area. Baby Play Areas are designed to be located in the café near the parents seating. They offer parents a space where these children can play and parents can, guilt free, still socialise and consume food and beverage at the table; this is a win for the business and the parent.
Baby Play areas are unique because the play activities are thoughtfully located at ground level, incorporated into the side walls where they are accessible to babies or crawling children. The perimeter walls are strong, because they are manufactured in a timber core to accept the weight of adults who may choose to sit around the sides. They have tactile play devices such as zippers, lace string, Velcro grips etc. and babies love to pull themselves up and play with these. The safety flooring is entirely padded in impact absorbing foam enveloped in durable PVC upholstery that is easy to clean and sterilise. Colours are optional and installation is very simple.
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Baby play equipment should provide age-appropriate opportunities for sensory exploration, movement and early physical development. Suitable options may include low-level soft play components and interactive features designed for younger users.
Yes. A dedicated baby play area can be incorporated into a larger indoor playground where suitable space is available. Separating younger children from more active play areas can help accommodate different developmental stages.
Important considerations include age suitability, soft surfaces, accessibility, visibility for carers and separation from older children's play activities. The design should also account for applicable playground safety requirements.
We believe in providing safe and happy experiences for children, their parents/carers, and businesses that serve families with children.



