Bilibo Pink

If the Kid-o Bilibo user reviews demonstrated the popularity of the Bilibo-Pink (and other various colors) among Bilibo users (or at least the parents of Bilibo users), then the following expert reviews demonstrate the Bilibo-Pink (and other various colors) popularity among child development experts and “field” experts such as kindergarten teachers.

Following the expert Bilibo-Pink reviews provided below, Bilibo.net has also included some user reviews, based on the theory that what actual users have to say is generally more relevant to buyers than what theoretical experts have to say. Nonetheless, here’s hoping that you also find the Bilibo-Pink expert reviews useful as well.

Expert Reviews: Bilibo

Prof. Reo H. Largo, Head of the Department for Growth and Development at the University Children’s Hospital Zurich, author of the books, “Babyjahre” and “Kinderjahre”:

“A good toy distinguishes itself through a series of characteristics. It should be as little pre-determined as possible in order to leave much room for the child’s imagination and expressiveness. It should allow for various ways to be used. The child is then able to train its motor skills, ideally in different agility games. It uses the toy for its symbol games and builds a house for its puppets and animals.

The toy acts as accessory when playing role games and pretending with other children. And finally the toy should appeal to children at different ages and accompany them in their development over a long period of time. Bilibo distinguishes itself to a high degrees through these characteristics.”

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Therese Affolter, Ergotherapist, teaching pediatrics at the School for Ergotherapy in Zurich:

“I like Bilibo’s simplicity, which leaves room for the child’s imagination. The shape of the shell is very beautiful, inviting the children to touch it, to experiment and play with it. Bilibo is changeable and versatile when used (container, tunnel, stone, helmet, top, see-saw, sound instrument, light-shadow, train …). Bilibo lets children realize various game ideas according to their age. Bilibo “grows” with the child so to speak. With different uses the corresponding sensory systems are stimulated (tactile, proproceptive, vestibulary, visual, auditive…).”

Dr. Stevanne Auerbach “Dr. Toy,” Institute for Childhood Resources, San Francisco:

“This carved seat has many possible uses and is lots of fun. It can be used both indoors and outdoors and acts as a rocker, a seat and an imaginative device that can be used for a variety of play activities. This is a product that both boys and girls will like. It can be used both by itself and can be stacked up. This is a great product for physical activity.”

Marianne Obrist and Christine Baumann, kindergarten teachers:

“Our children accepted the new toy with great enthusiasm and tried it out indoors and outdoors in various locations. Bilibo was used for agility games and for building or it was filled with dolls, sand, or water. We particularly like the brilliantly simple and clear shape which begs to be touched and experimented with. Weight and size of Bilibo are very pleasant. It can be used in many different playing situations or also to foster particular motor skills.”