Happy Hollow

The Happy Hollow is an interactive playhouse that is brimming with opportunities for active play, sensory stimulation, motor skill development, and imaginative play, and it will grow with your children as they mature. It doesn't matter if they're sliding mail through the mailbox, performing a song on the snail drum, or climbing up the rock climber to slide down the leaves-children will build memories with their friends while also learning new skills and enjoying the garden of Happy Hollow for years to come.

Development of the Senses

Children will discover textures to trace their hands over, as well as a symphony of sound from the many creatures in the home, and bursts of color will catch their attention. Ferah the Firefly will pique the interest of anybody who sees the movement of the bright beads. As a youngster grasps and tugs on Carl the Caterpillar's brightly colored rings, they clatter and clatter together. All of these activities aid in the development and growth of toddlers.

Play that is open to all

The Happy Hollow was created in order to promote inclusive play in a variety of school settings. Both the inside and exterior maintain the play area close to the ground so that everyone may get a hold of it. Everyone may participate in the fun, whether the youngsters are building a fort in the beautiful interior or discovering the numerous minor surprises on the outside of the structure.

Development of Motor Skills

Children will use levers on the front of the Mailbox with Chimes and use their entire arm to spin Bertie the Bluebird, which will be located near the window. In each animal companion, as well as in some of the plants, there are chores that focus on the development of skills that will ultimately lead them to be able to handle a pencil, toss a ball, and do a variety of other actions that are necessary for growing children to perform successfully.

Playing in the Indoors or the Outdoors

The Happy Hollow is designed to be portable, so it can be used in both indoor and outdoor settings with ease. Children may get up up and personal with the nature-inspired features of the structure outside, making an immediate connection between the insects and animals in the environment. Alternatively, on days when the weather is less than perfect, youngsters may discover a safe haven full of warm companions at the library.

Age Range: 6 months to 5 years
Fall Height: 18"
Unit Size: 5'7" x 5'11"x 6'2"