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Happy childhood – better world! bObles is about being present, the joy of movement and the development of motor skills through play. We make multifunctional tumbling furniture in a simple and quality-conscious design, which support children in their motor skill development by appealing to play and movement. We believe in the positive closeness between you and your child. Closeness is a feeling that stays in the body and has a stimulating effect on children’s motor skill development. The joy of movement and the curiosity flourish when children are touched, looked at, listened to and played with on their own terms.
Can your kids’ furniture be an integrated part of your home decor? bObles Interior is a new collection that focus on integrating children’s furniture as part of the home interior – benefitting every member of the family. We want to challenge the idea of furniture for children and asked a group of influencers, an interior stylist and a designer to draw outside the lines and show their take on the new bObles Living collection.
We want to give children the best start in life When children gain body awareness through motor skill development, they strengthen the ability to learn, they feel more confident, and have an easier time interacting with others. The children are better equipped to meet the world as the human beings they are.
bObles basic
emma katrine styled by @emmakatrine.c
@emmakatrine.c
Tube consists of two parts - a cylinder and an outer tube. When the Tube is standing up, it transforms into a stool or a round coffee table in a beautiful colour combination. Place the outer tube on the side and decorate it with everything from rolled posters, small toys, or maybe your favourite magazine? For children the Tube is full of play and movement. They can tilt from side to side in it or roll all the way round. The Tube is also fun to roll to each other or lie across and move forward. Hide a small item inside the Tube and reach for it, or crawl through the moving tunnel. Place the cylinder inside the outer tube to make it more stable or try to push it through the tube and move forward.
tube
@emmakatrine.c
@emmakatrine.c
@emmakatrine.c
karina bak styled by @karinabak
@karinabak
“Movement and activation of children´s senses are important in their ability to learn and develop linguistic skills.� Kjeld Fredens, brain scientist
@karinabak
The Chicken has endless play functions for both young and old. The baby can lie on the tummy and hug it while strengthening the neck and back. The toddler can spread out its wings and fly from side to side with the Chicken and stimulate the balance sense. The tilting Chicken is also fun to balance on with one or both legs for the older child or the adult. Get ready for play! bObles Duckling comes in two sizes that each motivates movement and new ways to play. The child can tilt through the big waves of the ocean, balance on the back of the Duckling and surf, or lie across on the stomach. Flip the Duckling and you have a challenging balance bridge the child can walk on or lie across. Both balance and coordination skills are trained. Duckling loves to be tumbled with, and if you have two or more, they can be stacked to different seating heights.
chicken and duckling
@karinabak
@karinabak
@karinabak
majken thrane styled by @majkenthrane
“The first three years of a child´s life are fundamentally important for its joy of life, self-esteem, and empathy. To build this foundation, the child needs to be seen, heard and understood by its parents.” Margrethe Brun Hansen, child psychologist
@majkenthrane
@karinabak
bObles Anteater is four tumbling animals in one. Two of them can tilt, and two of them can stand still. Simply by sitting, walking, or standing on the Anteater the child’s body awareness is stimulated. The four parts can build endless play universes; as a table and chair set for the tea party, a challenging obstacle course the child can crawl over and under, or as a staircase to the highest mountain. The Anteater is ideal where space is limited, as it is easily stacked.
anteather and crocodille
bObles Crocodile is full of fun and movement. The child can take a walk up the staircase, climb the mountain when it is turned upside down, or slide down the tummy of the Crocodile. Both balance and coordination skills are trained, when the child is crawling, walking or standing on the Crocodile. If you have two of them, they can lie in extension of each other, side by side, on top of each other, or be used as fun circus stilts.
@majkenthrane
@majkenthrane
@majkenthrane
Susan Østdahl styled by @susanoestdahl
@susanoestdahl
The Chicken has endless play functions for both young and old. The baby can lie on the tummy and hug it while strengthening the neck and back. The toddler can spread out its wings and fly from side to side with the Chicken and stimulate the balance sense. The tilting Chicken is also fun to balance on with one or both legs for the older child or the adult. Get ready for play!
Use your fantasy and go on an adventure! With bObles Dino, the child can crawl, walk or slide and become strong. Dino comes with a smooth detachable slide, which means that the child can slide with full speed all the way down when it is on or climb the steep slope when it is off. The child can also take a walk up the stairs or take the challenge and climb the slippery Dino mountain.
bObles Duckling comes in two sizes that each motivates movement and new ways to play. The child can tilt through the big waves of the ocean, balance on the back of the Duckling and surf, or lie across on the stomach. Flip the Duckling and you have a challenging balance bridge the child can walk on or lie across. Both balance and coordination skills are trained. Duckling loves to be tumbled with, and if you have two or more, they can be stacked to different seating heights.
fish, dino and little elephant
@susanoestdahl
sarah jacobsen styled by @ssarahjacobsen
@ssarahjacobsen
bObles Duckling comes in two sizes that each motivates movement and new ways to play. The child can tilt through the big waves of the ocean, balance on the back of the Duckling and surf, or lie across on the stomach. Flip the Duckling and you have a challenging balance bridge the child can walk on or lie across. Both balance and coordination skills are trained. Duckling loves to be tumbled with, and if you have two or more, they can be stacked to different seating heights. bObles Anteater is four tumbling animals in one. Two of them can tilt, and two of them can stand still. Simply by sitting, walking, or standing on the Anteater the child’s body awareness is stimulated. The four parts can build endless play universes; as a table and chair set for the tea party, a challenging obstacle course the child can crawl over and under, or as a staircase to the highest mountain.
duckling and anteather
The Anteater is ideal where space is limited, as it is easily stacked.
@ssarahjacobsen
“Play, rhythmics, motor skills, and movement are important, not only to ensure that our children are healthy and have good exercise habits, but also for their ability to learn, memorise and feel motivated.� Ann-Elisabeth Knudsen MA in Danish and Psycology
@ssarahjacobsen
olisepigens styled by @olisepigens
@olisepigens
bObles Elephant comes in two sizes that each encourages creative play, which stimulates and challenges the child’s motor skills. The child can go on an adventure with the Elephant and tilt from side to side and back and forth through the savanna, or surf on its feet through the wild waves of the ocean. The Elephant is also great to lie across on the tummy or the back. Whether it is used in active or calm play, it stimulates both balance and coordination skills. bObles Anteater is four tumbling animals in one. Two of them can tilt, and two of them can stand still. Simply by sitting, walking, or standing on the Anteater the child’s body awareness is stimulated. The four parts can build endless play universes; as a table and chair set for the tea party, a challenging obstacle course the child can crawl over and under, or as a staircase to the highest mountain.
elephant and anteather
The Anteater is ideal where space is limited, as it is easily stacked.
@olisepigens
@mievalsgaard
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bObles marble
@madebymee
styled by @madebymee
styled by @susanoestdahl
@susanoestdahl
“Children learn with their body. Movement is so fundamental, that you can say: children think with their bodies.� Kjeld Fredens, brain scientist
@vildhjertet
styled by @vildhjertet
styled by @byengell
@byengell
styled by @majkenthrane
@majkenthrane
styled by @majasode
@majasode
styled by @emmakatrine.c
@emmakatrine.c
Contributors:
Emma Katrine: www.instagram.com/emmakatrine.c/?hl=da Karina Bak: www.instagram.com/karinabak/?hl=da Majken Thrane: www.instagram.com/majkenthrane/?hl=da Susan Ă˜stdahl: www.instagram.com/annebirkkjaer/ Sarah Jacobsen: www.instagram.com/ssarahjacobsen/?hl=da Louise Gregersen: www.instagram.com/olisepigens/?hl=da Christina: www.instagram.com/lillely_/?hl=da Sofie Weinreich Engell: www.instagram.com/byengell/?hl=da Maja Sode: www.instagram.com/majasode/?hl=da Jill: www.instagram.com/made.by.mee/?hl=da Jules: www.instagram.com/babyhitparade/