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Rope Ladder Gross Motor Fun


A Rope Ladder is a great eco toy for outdoor fun. This Rope Ladder, available from Magic Cabin, is made of sanded hardwood rungs. The nylon rope is the least eco-friendly part of the toy, but a more natural fiber would not hold up to outdoor weather. The Rope Ladder is rated for children 5 years and older; however, we have had a rope ladder hanging from a tree since my daughter was three-years-old. Our ladder came from Ikea, but it appears it is no longer available.

Climbing on a Rope Ladder is more challenging than climbing a stationary ladder, thus it helps continue the gross motor development of older children. A Rope Ladder swings as a child climbs making the task more challenging. A Rope Ladder could be hung indoors, as well, but we are always looking for outdoor toys that don’t crowd our small cabin.

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  1. Ladder Climbing says

    November 25, 2007 at 7:41 am

    I found your blog via Google while searching for ladder climbing and your post regarding Rope Ladder Gross Motor Fun looks very interesting to me. I always enjoy coming to this site because you offer great tips and advice for people like me who can always use a few good pointers. I will be getting my friends to pop around fairly soon.

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    April 29, 2009 at 4:39 am

    […] age of your child, the nature of the tree, and the goal you’d like to achieve, tools such as rope ladders or platforms on your own trees can range from really helpful to completely […]

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