Dry ball pools

It is particularly important for young children to develop their fine motor skills and senses and to provide them with as many emotions as possible. In such an environment, they safely learn to interact with their peers, explore their surroundings, and calm down when they are tired. The ball pool has a therapeutic effect on children with developmental disorders. The colourful balls in the pool massage the body, stimulate vision, encourage colour play, and can be used to dive or float as if on water. The feeling of being hugged and squeezed has a calming effect, and stimulates the sense of sight and touch, while the feeling of viscosity makes movement difficult, and thus strengthens the muscles of the whole body. The ball pool can be used as a separate element of the sensory room or combined with other equipment.

A softball pool is a place where children can move, jump, and relax. This environment helps them to develop their body awareness. Throwing balls helps children to develop their motor skills and improves communication with other children. Therefore, this play equipment is not only a great interior design detail, but also a useful tool for developing skills. Ball pools can be used in kindergartens, rehabilitation centres and therapy rooms.