Free play

Le 15 octobre dernier, Jambette et son concept Je Joue Libre ont remporté le prix « Bon Coup » présenté par Hydro-Québec au Gala Les Pléiades de la Chambre de Commerce de Lévis.

After the great success of the MY FREE PLAY ORIGIN module, Jambette is now launching MY FREE PLAY MINI! This smaller version of the original module is adapted to a younger audience of daycare users.

MY FREE PLAY by Jambette is much more than recreational equipment, it can also be used for educational play! The concept’s versatility makes for different free play situations to promote the psychomotor and social development of children.

Whereas public playgrounds offer a range of activities that get children moving while fostering their physical and social development, the MY FREE PLAY module, a new, original Jambette signature concept, adds another dimension to play: CREATIVITY.

Chances are that if a playground is teeming with children, it’s also teeming with germs. And COVID-19 represents a major challenge in a play environment.

The idea for the Adventure Lab came out of the joint initiative between Jambette and community organization Patro de Lévis. The goal for the project was to provide kids in Lévis with a free play area where they could get back to the basics of...

« Boredom is healthy [...], it forces children to find ways to amuse themselves and to get out of this state of boredom ». - Jambette's white paper. In order for children to engage in free play, they have to have the opportunity....

Universally, children’s play has always existed, essential to life, balance, and their development. The child is a generator of endless ideas, a being with a boundless imagination, and a designer of the future. But when it comes to inventing what is best for the child, are we really listening?

Free play, which is even better when it is outdoors, has only positive effects. It’s logical! Nothing is more normal and natural for a child than to play. With play comes along a range of learning opportunities for children that foster their...

MYTH #1 Free play, especially outdoors, exposes children to more injuries. REALITY Children playing in the streets or parks rarely seriously injure themselves. In fact, they are more likely to suffer injuries on board a vehicle than playing in...