Times People Designed Things With Children’s Needs In Mind And Excelled At Their Job

Times People Designed Things With Children’s Needs In Mind And Excelled At Their Job
Good design makes our life easier. That’s why it’s important for the creators to try and imagine themselves in other people’s shoes when sketching things for their use. Whether it’s a playground or an office building, those responsible for the design have to consider the needs of different groups of people, for instance, those with disabilities, seniors, or children, just to name a few; and that might not be easy. However, some people excel at the task and provide exemplary results.
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[@roseroy5041]

I love how the construction site also have a window for curious adults 😊

[@nikmatummi6484]

😂

[@abadgurl2010]

We don't grow up, we just grow old.

[@Zayn.The.Toaster.Person]

2:09

[@theaussiebackflipboy]

I'm thinking that I need to be talking to my local council about playground additions that provide swings for wheelchair bound kids.

[@frankm.2850]

This is all really cool. That "kids only" menu is just to perfect!

[@budgiebreder]

Ok are there any adults that would like half this stuff in every day life as an ADULT?

[@mechengr1731]

Yes Though, one thing I would change: Make the led slide light up as you go down it

[@Messwiththehonkyougetthebonk]

Yeah, I'd fail that test of maturity on any given day

[@Kanelle88]

​@@Messwiththehonkyougetthebonk It's only a fail if you don't go down the slide. Just because you're an adult doesn't mean you can't do fun things. Too many 'adults' are too caught up in the nonsense in what an adult 'should be'. If they want to be idiots and miss out in some good old fashion fun it's their loss.

[@Iacobus-Magnus]

Some of these were really wholesome.

[@NimbusNotebook]

I love the safety stuff like the sun screen dispenser, life jackets for free to borrow and the bitter coating on batteries - genius! ❤

[@ari638]

Nintendo Switch cartridges also have a bitter coating to deter kids

[@caroleberreur9585]

Who passes that very first maturity test??! 😮😅

[@melissaexton8680]

Not me, I’d fail….happily!

[@jismeraiverhoeven]

I would gladly pass the test by sliding down from that height... wait was that not how it works?

[@tanyuxuann7472]

I would pass not because I didn’t wanna go slide but embarrassment cuz I’m too old to be on a slide

[@Meals-sh9fs]

Not me!

[@daphnejohnson2259]

Not me……

[@su-rv2uq]

All this stuff was great, love the LED slide, but I am wondering about things like the slide next to the escalator, with parents trying to get on with their shopping and the kids wanting to slide, "again, again!"

[@ajb.822]

Ok, that see-saw idea is AWESOME and much needed ! My young niece and her lil bro couldn't use one together when I took them to the park - and this was a bummer cuz they were already getting bored with the few other things at this small park - . This would have made a huge difference.

[@amydong2586]

God bless those engineers and designers!!

[@Kim_Miller]

I liked the pool cue with the ball attached to the end so kids don't stab the cloth. A mate and I were having lunch in a pub a few week ago and a young kid was playing pool with his Mum. it was touch a go whether he would stab the cue through the cloth on most of his efforts. We died a little each time he made a mess of his shot, but luckily the table survived. 🙂

[@amyhowson2824]

I think the ball attached would be awesome for a gentleman I know who has Parkinson's disease. He had to give up playing pool, this would perhaps allow him the opportunity to do so again! I'm going to suggest it to his kids.

[@johnziersch4605]

Some really excellent stuff there. "Free pieces of fruit for kids" is common in supermarkets here in Australia. Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia has a Road Safety Training Centre complete with working traffic lights at intersections & crossings, for kids on bikes or on foot to use. Adelaide in South Australia has a gated area set aside just for learner drivers, with small hills, intersections, parking bays etc. Aussie supermarkets have shopping carts designed to carry kids; a small shelf for them to sit on facing the parent, with 2 holes to put their legs through - and miniature carts with a pennant on a pole (to help check where your kids are) for kids to imitate their parents is common too.

[@ChildOfMars_4]

Here in Missouri we’re I use to love they did that till covid haven’t seen it since

[@frankm.2850]

The "free piece of fruit for kids" thing used to be pretty common here in Seattle, Washington USA until COVID as well. The miniature town to teach kids traffic law and bike safety, etc, it a really excellent idea. Wish it was a thing here. Americans seem more interested in using kids as political pawns than actually doing things that benefit kids.

[@missophelie3781]

If that is school, I'm coming back to primary and kindergarten!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In Belgium, you don't even get toilet rolls nor soap in public schools, can't imagine school as a heaven!❤

[@paradiselost9946]

my (sydney) primary school had a real ship in the playground... later removed and replaced with some mock modern sanitised and "safe" version. hawsers got removed too. big fat anchor ropes tied amongst the trees for killing ourselves on. large concrete pipes perched at the top of a steep slope that for the life of us, we couldnt get rolling... oh we tried, how we tried... tree out the front, ritual to climb it every day. fenced off, all its lower branches to 4M hacked off flush. over a century of kids climbing it every day... destroyed. sad. what an ugly world we create. some of these sorta give me hope. slight. some.

[@immagical7036]

Wait the shopping cart seat isn’t global??

[@madisondegraffenreid]

Wish McDonald’s still had the goofy chairs and vintage Game Center’s with the cool kids door. Not many locations do anymore. I guess I’m just 25 now.

[@user-of2od5zd8e]

I think the same and I'm getting older too in my twenties now , but seriously McDonald's is now a modern concept of a regular cafe and the childish decorations just gone away , same with the playgrounds zones, in my country now are smaller and more "secure" .

[@natehill8069]

several of these playgrounds I totally want to try myself!

[@mechengr1731]

This Also, that parent and baby swing is something I really want so I can swing with my niece. I love to swing. But alas, this video is the first time I've seen such a thing

[@frankm.2850]

I thought the sign language sign so kids with play with kids that are hearing/speech impaired was really sweet. Kids can be little goobers, but after working in childcare in various capacities I can tell you little kids can also be some of the sweetest, most caring and empathetic people on the planet. I have no doubt that sign has resulted in a lot of fun and plenty of friendships.

[@Star-bu6xk]

Same! Adult playgrounds should definitely exist, they would be just like playgrounds for kids, only Adult Sized The world would be a better place

[@Rogue_Myster7]

The only thing i said is "THAT'S AMAZING" this entire time lol

[@Thebug-gt8tc]

WHY COULDN'T I HAVE THIS IN MY CHILDHOOD but I like it 😍👍

[@spottheborgcat6523]

Some great ideas for play grounds!

[@batsonelectronics]

i loved all of these. i wish the usa did more than they do.

[@judyrobertson9479]

Yes, all we do is allow crazies to buy 8 guns.

[@conniead5206]

@@judyrobertson9479 Hello crazy! It is clear you know nothing about the gun purchasing laws in even your own state. Nor who is doing most of the killing with guns. An entire family, including a baby, in S. California was “executed” recently. California has a growing problem with cartels on top of its regular gangs and scum. I guarantee the guns used are not legally owned. If they were they could trace them through the markings on the shell casings. My former home state has some it the most restrictive gun laws.

[@whattodowithlife._.5722]

people don’t know how to behave, these things would get destroyed in a week

[@jennygalbraith3913]

​@@whattodowithlife._.5722 I was thinking the same thing as I watched the video! I swear I spend too much time saying, "This is why we can't have nice things."

[@frankm.2850]

The miniature town to teach kids traffic law and bike safety, etc, it a really excellent idea. Wish it was a thing here. Americans seem more interested in using kids as political pawns than actually doing things that benefit kids.

[@christinegerard4974]

Bravo ! Just smiling !

[@-rei.start-]

the seesaw one is genius! i could never play on see saws because i was underweight. it's good to know kids of different sizes can seesaw together

[@TheCatMurgatroyd]

I wish every city would implement a lot more of these things But i also wish they made more cool adult stuff lol

[@blackbirdandthehun2621]

That slide in Osaka near the castle with the rollers, is probably the most uncomfortable slide I have ever ridden on. Definitely need a pad to sit on when going down.

[@ericdarkgoat4050]

I love all this kids design, and also for kidscore adults

[@sandrawong6787]

Anyone ever thought of making a dual doorknob system Just have two doorknobs one high one low and both can open the door😮

[@cynthiablandford6213]

Warms my heart!!❤

[@sarablockinger5251]

i love the idea with the different colored insoles for kids

[@eliotpoland873]

As a smool person i love this and it restores my fath in humanity

[@abadgurl2010]

Imagine that the restaurant with the kid's menu has a group of adults come in and one of them is poor like me and when the wait asked them for their order they say "I'm not hungry" because they don't have money to buy food and don't want to embarrass themselves in front of their friends, and then the waiter brings them spaghetti because of the kid's menu!

[@Sweetandpsycho932]

ok, the mini toilet would have made my early childhood so much easier

[@orinsullivan1505]

😂😂😂I’m over 50 And I’m totally going down that slide into the ballcrawl 😂😂😂

[@zara-hope5518]

I would so go down the ball pit escalator. Don't act like you wouldn't do that.

[@icarusbinns3156]

7:45 Sorry but… that’s anything but new. Those things have been around forever! A playground in my hometown had three. Then the sand was all replaced with ‘safe’ rubbery, spongy stuff. Everyone honestly hates it. And the diggers are now useless

[@ariadne0w1]

I was just thinking that, ha. Like, every playground with a sandpit has had those since forever, that's not exactly an innovation.

[@trwolf2k]

That playground excavator is not something new, I remember those from when I was a kid. Glad to see them still around.

[@lykos..]

Oh yeah same

[@emjayrogers1987]

3:13 The Domino’s store I worked for a few years at has one of these. It’s a feature that you’re more likely to find at newer locations. 8:35 Fun fact: Nintendo Switch cartridges have a bitter coating as well. I discovered this on accident when switching out games on my console.

[@PonderingStudent]

The "how to tie shoelaces" book reminds me of how many different ways there are to do that. My dad *taught* me how to tie shoelaces, but somehow, as an adult, I still do it differently from him.

[@Quirkyalonester]

I learned a way to tie it when I was an adult that holds like a double knot but unties like a regular one. Being on my feet all day for some reason my laces would often come undone, but since I started doing the magic knot it hasn't happened anywhere near the same amount.

[@abadgurl2010]

@@Quirkyalonester I just double tie my laces because it's annoying when they come undone just because I wiggle my feet while seated.

[@alimfuzzy]

I love all of these except the swing at the bus stop... i can see that going wrong... no safety measures.

[@su-rv2uq]

I thought so too. It looks like it swings right out into the street area.

[@nardalis4832]

@@su-rv2uq Kids like to not just swing straight either. I remember that with the tire swings my school had. They'd swing from side to side, diagonally or even "charge up" the swing with some help so that it would spin many, many times with 2 sitting on it. I am surprised not many got injured doing that. But ye not only might they swing out in the open - they might swing into the glass too and end up injured 😅

[@Gerry1of1]

@ 3:05 the indoor playhouse - why are there FLAMES in the windows? Raising pyromaniacs or what?

[@vickiesmith3021]

Absolutely fantastic 😍.

[@Goat81093]

I don't care that I'm almost 30, I'm scared of moving stairs so I would much rather take the slide into the ball pit route

[@susannaude8514]

EXCELLENT!!!

[@caseoh_mega]

“This mcdonalds has the table drop down for kids” * me seeing grimace and think that kids that know the grimace horror would never sit there *

[@ianbedwell4871]

Was looking at the height of that bus stop swing and thought “that’s not just for kids”

[@madisondegraffenreid]

The the Domino’s one is in pretty much every single Domino’s in the United States.

[@lokyungp6d02chan3]

2:17 This is a carousel in an amusement park/ aquarium in Hong Kong called Ocean Park and It’s really cool

[@thomasplouffe1363]

0:43 so thats the safety village, i remember going to that place in kindergarten and first grade

[@sarareitano3005]

We all know kids be waiting in line for the shark even though the other sinks are open 4:42

[@agingflowerchild]

My son would have LOVED the swing for wheelchair users (and the turtle merry-go-round). Whenever we went to really inaccessible places he used to say "they don't want me here, do they." What does any parent say to that?

[@graciegj63]

Aw :(

[@skarloeymcqueenproductions1540]

In my home town adelaide in australia,thay have a playground that teaches kids traffic with their bikes, and it also has a level crossing, a pedestrian crossing and so much more

[@thealewis7076]

1:43 my family just used the platform on the bottom 😂 and at least you can push yourself when you get older😂

[@danieldumas7361]

Inspiring!

[@jasminejohnston6393]

There’s a building full of toy stores and candy shops on Granville Island in Vancouver and it has a little door that only kids can fit through!

[@strawberrycharm]

5:40 GRIMACE SPOTTED AT 2ND TABLE! I REPEAT, GRIMACE SPOTTED!

[@YesImAYoshiFan]

4:38 Near my town there are some train stations that have the main one, and next to them that design with a swing

[@queenofwrath7823]

6:17 the first in my mind was Pennywise…“kids don‘t float“ . „It was saying you will float“. 😅

[@kathlenelopez-martin153]

just the first one, I am so into the ball pit!!!

[@Remy4300]

Sameee

[@the_electra]

2:35 I've seen so many parks in AZ with the same thing! As well as 7:42 !

[@queent3343]

My publix gives fruit out too. They should do it on the way to the free cookies, though. LOL.

[@abomb]

i wish i had this in my country

[@yugiteen99]

The batteries with bitter coating is similar to what Nintendo did with the Switch game carts.

[@Sasskitten]

0:41 our city had something like that. about once a year the daycamp I went to would take us there. I drove a car that you just had to press and hold a button on the steering wheel to make it go and to stop you just stop pressing the button. Man just think those were the early ancestor of the push button start for cars today lol.

[@kazzag7211]

2:49 The dare devil kids a challenge oh boy just for me

[@Anglow506]

7:20 I had that in moon palace Cancun!

[@JRWIFAN]

most of this was like well- duh that makes sense do more of it

[@lauravargas1941]

5:40 it’s grimace

[@Edos512]

why is the first one a test of maturity? there is no alternative to go down unless you mean going down the upward moving stairs being really immature

[@mrvoidschannel359]

I feel like that free fruit thing would backfire

[@A..-z]

The kids menu- *I Don't Know, I Don't Care, I'm Not Hungry, I Don't Want That and I Guess So*

[@the_electra]

0:23 My car wash has the same thing!

[@Mariglow]

2:41 bfr every shoe store has this

[@blacky_Ninja]

We have such a „traffic training place“ in our city aswell, just not with houses and all, it‘s just a few smaller scaled streets with signs. But cute nontheless.

[@Nevertoleave]

My city has a safety city too!

[@toonymoony16]

1:02 we have that in germany too

[@magicbeefy85]

I’ve seen the Batman car seat in the wild before, looks WAY to realistic for it’s own good 😅

[@tanyuxuann7472]

Idk man. Half of the parents won’t even let their kids go use it and they (kids) get dragged away crying. Trust me I’ve seen it so many times. I mean the stuff like the escalator slide and the pizza watcher

[@tanyuxuann7472]

And then the stuff like sunscreen dispenser where they’re forced to use it

[@lykos..]

Bruh if I was a parent I’d go with the kid for most of these. Escalator slide? Race you down Lykos Junior! Parents are boring sometimes

[@Blitzer1001]

1:20 I dont remember where this is but i was there!

[@Elyria415]

I went to the bowling place before!!

[@pancake-yum]

3:21 there is a restaurant in my area with a very similar kids menu

[@antoniosilvachannel13]

Its called FUTURE 😊

[@isabelleblanchet3694]

7:17 Those are technically for wheelchair users.

[@najrinsultana-qq1yx]

we have mini sinks and the turtle mounted to the f?or one at public restrooms for children at mumbai

[@Jadadsrqt]

2:36 is at our local playground

[@THEMAN141i]

5:34 grimaceeeee

[@Jimmietruck]

8:06 yeah ik that one i had those shoes in 5th grade.

[@aldochillgaming2381]

8:36 nah ill be repackaging them as sweets with extra lead and put them into the candy isle

[@BirdieBraniel]

I think the door peephole is for wheelchair users, I don't believe a kid that small would be left to decide when to open the door.

[@kraneiathedancingdryad6333]

The wheelchair swings and carousel wheelchair holders have been around for a while now; most traditional carousels have a "sleigh" you can back the wheelchair into so it looks like you're being "pulled" by the horses 🙂 Or at least the carousels I've seen anyhow

[@CRUSH40RULES]

I would go down that slide because why the hell not?

[@ashjones-zc5dt]

Yoo, I live near a park with a parent and child swing as well

[@frimty]

i would love a pikachu bus

[@michaelscott2785]

Ok I know I'm late but at 3:24 IV BEEN TO THAT RESTERAUNT

[@sandrawong6787]

Oh dear the reason we don't have handicapped swings here... Breaking news: Boy with broken legs gets mOrE bRoKen on "wheelchair-friendly playground swing"

[@googotygame]

Tbh i would take the slide

[@Fizz_0n_P4wzz]

Even though I’m in middle school I want to ride this bus 1:51

[@674airpod]

Same but grade 7

[@PungiFungi]

Most of these are probably NOT in the US.

[@Messwiththehonkyougetthebonk]

I need the pedal desk, I am extremely hyperactive...

[@674airpod]

FR

[@_PJW_]

1:30 : "progressively shorter children¨? Children tend to get progressively taller.

[@Plexii_glass]

Every place has this 2:47

[@674airpod]

Not in my town

[@pancake-yum]

kids living in luxury

[@JustALilCrowny]

Sneakiee