The decision on whether to get a children's arena or it is quite possible to do without it, it is necessary to accept to each family individually. Some consider that this adaptation significantly facilitates life to mom whereas others say that the arena did not equal their hopes. But having made the decision on its purchase, it is necessary to learn the main characteristics of arenas.
Instruction
1. In search of the answer to a question of that, how to choose children's arena, it is necessary to make a start from its size. As far as would not be constrained room conditions, it has to be not less standard bed. To the child in him it is necessary not only to play, but also to take the first steps. There are rectangular, square and even round models. The most successful in respect of the free area can be considered square arenas as it is rather convenient to move in them.
2. There are models with an elastic grid instead of walls or with wooden rods, by analogy with those which are present at a children's bed. However the first are in great demand due to the compactness. Arenas which easily develop "book" allow to store them in folded form whereas stationary arenas are intended to a large extent for free apartments where the child enjoys freedom, and parents do not squeeze between an arena and other furniture in the room. Walls from an elastic grid warn a possibility of injuries as the child on a soft covering will fall.
3. In terms of hygiene, arena details from an oilcloth wash easier, than fabric, however they have the shortcomings. In process of emergence of the first teeth the oil-cloth details of an arena will be bitten that will affect appearance of a product. Therefore perhaps it is worth paying attention to fabric arenas.
4. A number of models is equipped with additional accessories among which there can be various toys. It significantly increases product cost. But monotonous toys quickly enough bother the child therefore it is quite possible to bind rattles, periodically changing them, for handles by means of which the arena develops.