Intelligent design

Today’s young people are born into an era marked by video consoles and 3D animation. How do we stimulate their imagination so they take genuine pleasure in getting moving, so their bodies and minds develop?

Herein lies our creators’ entire challenge. And they tackle it with panache: our products are known to be original, brilliantly designed and fascinating to young people. The result: active, healthy children.

Aware of our contribution to their development, we have designed symbols to help you associate our products with the physical, cognitive and social activities for which they have been designed.

Sliding: To understand and control speed

Climbing: To build muscles and develop the synchronization of the upper and lower limbs

Hanging: To build muscles and develop control of the upper limbs

Launching off: To master weightlessness

Socializing: To foster interaction, communication and promote role play

Jumping: To learn about gravity and coordination

Pulling up: To build muscles and develop balance

Crossing: To develop balance

Crawling: To learn how to manage the resistance of contact with the ground

Balancing: To develop coordination of all limbs

Twirling: To learn how to situate oneself in space and master centrifugal forces

Thinking: To learn how to observe and memorize

Imagining: To exercise creativity