Piccalio - Kid Forward Furniture

Acrobat Balance Beam

Acrobat Balance Beam - Main image
$87.57 $139 In stock

Category: Playroom

We could all use a bit more balance in our lives, right? Meet the Acrobat — a Montessori-inspired low Balance Beam designed to support your kiddo in developing balance, coordination, and creative movement. Switch up the arrangement to keep your toddler on their toes.

  • Supports muscle development, gross motor skills, and a full-body exercise
  • Comes with 4 beams and 5 connectors
  • Endless play possibilities
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe T. ★★★★★

The low height is perfect for my 3-year-old, who was nervous at first but now walks it backward on her own. It's sturdy enough that my 7-year-old climbs on too, and I love that it's simple enough for them to invent their own games.

Eli R. ★★★★★

My 5-year-old has been using this beam every morning before preschool and her coordination has noticeably improved. The Montessori-style design lets her practice without me hovering, since it's low enough that a tumble isn't a big deal. Worth every penny for the confidence boost alone.

Olivia F. ★★★★★

The low height is perfect for my 3-year-old, who was nervous about the taller beam at daycare. She now uses it daily for balancing games and pretend tightrope walks.