Figgy: More Than a Play Couch

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Small Climbing Foldable Triangle with Reversible Ramp

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Pikler Climbing Foldable Triangle

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Small Rocker Balance Board

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Lola Play Rug

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“Through the use of the Figgy, I can see [children] building developmental skills of problem solving, connection, communication, storytelling, and sensory processing.”

Nicole Pounds, MS, CCC-SLP

Director of Clinical Outreach for DotCom Therapy

"Often when we're looking for toys for kids with special needs and kids on the spectrum to play with, they benefit more from things that don't provide too much stimulation, they want things that are simple, with calming colors to them like Figgy."

Dr. Keili Mistovich

Pediatrician and Co-Founder of the Thrive Pediatric Network

"Gross motor skills are the building blocks for fine motor, visual motor, cognitive, and social-emotional development as kids learn through exploration and play. The Figgy is a great way to facilitate all of these skill areas within your home for your children."

Jayna Niblock, PHD, OTD, OTR/L, BCP, BCTS

"Through the ample opportunities for pretend play with The Figgy, your child can practice important social engagements like negotiation, empathy, considering others' perspectives, expression of thoughts, listening to others, role play, and reciprocity; all vital skills for academic and emotional development!"

Kelly McGuiness, MS, LCSW

"I do think that the figgy has a role for children who have special needs or are on the autism spectrum. And the reason is because a lot of those children benefit from physical children benefit from physical therapy. And physical therapy is a type of therapy that we use to help to teach children who are struggling with their gross motor development how to use their muscles properly."

Dr. Keili Mistovich

Pediatrician and Co-Founder of the Thrive Pediatric Network

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