Swinging Log Bridge with Rope Handrails

Jungle VIPs to the ready - no bushtucker trial would be complete without first finding your way across this daredevil log and rope bridge crossing! Hold on to the rope handrails as you step across the swinging logs to reach the other side. Children will work their core and lower body to balance and stabilise the bridge, and it’s a good fine-motor workout too as they grip the ropes and pull themselves along. Sensory-input seekers in particular can benefit from this kind of kinetic play - occupational therapists often use swing therapy as a sensory integration tool for children with sensory processing disorders. Who will step up to the challenge? We’re sure they’ll all be winning stars!