Why Choose Age-Appropriate Playgrounds — Taking Jegoplay Pancoat Paradise as an Example

The three age categories of children for the purpose of playground design are “toddlers” ages 6 months through 2, “pre-school age” ages 2 through 5, and “school age” for children ages 5 through 12. By designing play equipment that is age appropriate, manufacturers and playground operators can take each different age group’s physical, intellectual, and social skills into account.

Yuehu·Jegoplay Pancoat Paradise Phase I covers an area of 50,000 square meters. From the very beginning of the design, Jegoplay has fully considered the physical and psychological characteristics of children of different ages and the matching game content. Whether they are older children or toddlers, they can understand the world through continuous perception and exploration, and build their own knowledge system here. The designers of Jegoplay have made full use of sunlight, air, land, sand pools, flowers, trees, toys, and materials in the outdoor natural environment to establish a relationship and information transfer with the children's life, soul, and spirit in the construction of the play space. Touch nature lightly, and grow up happily.

The toddler sandbox at the Rabbit Village consistently sparks boundless imagination and a desire to explore in young children. For kids at this developmental stage, even the most straightforward actions possess a powerful capacity for perception and reception. The sandbox, swings, seesaws, and slides beneath the large trees offer a multitude of different tactile and sensory experiences, igniting the children's interest. The enclosed nature of the sandbox provides a sense of security, while the adjacent caretaker seating facilitates parents' ability to rest and engage in social activities while keeping an eye on their little ones.