The cute play panels, the play shell climber and the spacious inclined nets of the Moss Hill invite for hours of toddler play, again and again. The many details of the panels and the curvy spaciousness of the play shell climber invite social play and cooperation. Climbing over and under the play shells and not least the spacious spider net incorporates an understanding of space, shape and measures in toddlers. This understanding is basic in understanding mathematics. Climbing and crawling the bouncy net and rope train cross-coordination skills and spatial awareness, which are crucial in navigating the world confidently and securely. The many opportunities to play together in smaller and bigger groups make the Moss Hill a fine play piece to help children negotiate and show consideration of others, which are important social-emotional skills that are instrumental in building friendships.