This collection brings together the equipment used by psychomotor therapists in sessions and in motor skills rooms in nurseries and schools: therapy balls and spiky balls (Gymnic), balance domes, Bilibo, motor skills barrels, cones and hoops, hand and foot floor markings, pancake cushions, mats, and soft balls for first sports and dexterity games.
It is used to work on balance, coordination, body awareness, spatial organisation and fine motor skills, from 2 to 12 years. Parents can also find ways to continue the exercises at home.
Frequently asked questions
At this age, children learn by walking, climbing and rolling. A motor skills barrel, pancake cushions, balance domes, a Bilibo and large soft balls are enough to create little obstacle courses. Let them explore freely, under supervision.
The basics: mats, cones and hoops to mark out courses, floor markings, balls of several sizes and balance elements. We prepare quotes for nurseries, schools and centres. Our size guide helps you choose balls by age.
Sitting or lying on the ball, the child works on their posture, balance and back muscle tone. Spiky balls add touch stimulation. They are used in psychomotor therapy and physiotherapy, and also as a dynamic seat for children who need to move.
Many professionals use it with these children, for example to offer a dynamic seat or movement breaks. The choice is ideally made with the professional who supports the child. We can help you find the equipment they recommend.
