Free movement for babies in Valencia

Sesión de movimiento libre en Valencia | Zapato Feroz

Free Play and Movement Session

18,00€

3 reviews

September 26, 2026

What the session includes
- Duration: 90 minutes (11:00 AM to 12:30 PM)
- Age: 0 to 3 years 
- Baby + chaperone 
- Location: Ferozland 

Free movement: the natural way to learn to move

Babies don't need us to teach them how to move. Their bodies already know how. When they have space, time, and freedom, they discover for themselves how to roll, crawl, sit, creep, or walk.

Free movement in babies allows each little one to progress at their own pace, developing their body and confidence without forcing postures or stages. In our sessions, we create an environment where this can happen naturally.

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What are the benefits of free movement?

Natural motor development

The baby discovers for himself how to roll, crawl, sit or walk

Greater confidence and autonomy

Every small achievement is born from their own initiative.

Strong and Balanced Body

Muscles and coordination are developed progressively.

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A respectful environment

Adults observe, accompany, and trust the process.

With Daniella Broilo

The sessions are led by Daniella Broilo, a specialist in Pikler Pedagogy, focused on respecting and supporting children. 
A conscious parenting and emotional support advisor who:

Prepares the environment.
Observes the children's movements.
Supports families.
Answers questions.

A space designed for babies who want to explore

The sessions take place in Ferozland, Feroz's community space in Valencia.

At Feroz, we have been supporting families in the growth of their little ones for years, creating products and experiences that respect the natural development of childhood.

The free movement sessions are born with the same philosophy: trust in the child's rhythm, freedom of movement, and unhurried play.

Here babies can experience movement freely, developing their potential and initiative while families observe and support them.

YOU WILL FIND:

A safe space designed for babies.
Pikler and Montessori inspired materials.
Structures for climbing and exploring.
Different surfaces for rolling and crawling.
Open-ended play objects for exploration.

If you still have questions, here are some answers

Free movement is a way of supporting a baby's development by respecting their natural pace. It involves allowing the baby to explore their body and surroundings without placing them in positions they cannot yet achieve on their own.

In this way, the baby discovers for themselves how to roll, crawl, creep, or walk, developing their strength, coordination, and confidence.

Yes. Being on the floor, on a safe and comfortable surface, is one of the best ways to promote your baby's motor development.

On the floor, babies can move freely, experiment with different postures, and discover how to move around on their own. This strengthens their muscles and improves their balance and coordination.

Each baby has their own rhythm, but generally the first movements appear between 3 and 6 months, when they start to turn or roll over.

Later stages may include:

crawling on their belly
crawling on all fours
standing up
walking

The important thing is that each stage occurs naturally, without rushing or pressure.

At 6 months old, many of the best activities for a baby are those that allow them to freely explore movement and their surroundings.

Some ideas include:

floor time
exploring simple objects
rolling and moving freely
discovering different textures

Spaces prepared for free play and movement can also help the baby explore safely.

At 6 months, many of the best activities for a baby are those that allow them to freely explore movement and the environment.

Some ideas include:

floor play time
exploring simple objects
rolling and moving freely
discovering different textures

Spaces prepared for free play and movement can also help the baby explore safely.

During the session, babies can move freely in a space prepared with materials and structures designed for their development.

Adults accompany from observation, while the little ones explore, experiment, and discover their own movement.

No. The sessions are designed for babies at different stages of development.

Some are not yet mobile, others are starting to crawl, and some are already walking. The space is prepared so that each baby can explore according to their developmental stage.