The Bee Springer with its rich tactile elements and appealing shape motivate children to rock, alone or two together. The rocking movement attract children again and again, for shorter or longer rides. Apart from its charming appearance, the Bee Springer has a rich tactile variation with its Rubber wings, wooden body and stainless steel hand- and footholds. Tactile richness is a main motivator, especially in younger children. It supports their understanding of material characteristics such as weight, smoothness, temperature and flexibility. This is important in for instance risk management. The soothing, rocking movements of the bee trains spatial awareness and sense of balance. These are both crucial for body confidence, e.g. in avoiding falls. A good sense of balance improves the ability to sit still and concentrate.