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A Pikler triangle set is one of the great tools for early childhood development, motivating both physical and cognitive growth. Developed by Hungarian pediatrician Dr. Emmi, it is focused on child-centered education philosophies. Even a climbing triangle can also help your child in their formative years. Here's a breakdown of how a Pikler triangle set can benefit a child during their formative years. 1. Encourages Physical Development First and foremost, the benefits of a Pikler triangle are the physical exercise opportunities for the child. Climbing, crawling, reaching on, and across the triangle help children develop motor skills such as strength, balance, and coordination in gross muscles. This movement must then strengthen the muscles and support the improvement of posture and body consciousness. Then, the children activate selected groups of muscles while climbing and by this develop a sense of balance, which remains the main component of later physical activity, running, jumping, and sports.