Why do children like to play slide set so much?

Speed: Feeling the stimulation brought by speed and the experience of rubbing the skin with the air is a way to understand nature. Desire to control: Compared with toys like sitting on a Ferris wheel or a pirate ship, one's own control accounts for a large proportion.

After all, the two toys mentioned above are controlled by others, and children themselves have no Satisfy.

Controllable risks: The height of the slide and the small friction are a risk and challenge for children, but because of the existence of protective gear on both sides, the risk becomes completely controllable. The use of the laws of nature: mainly the instinctive use and perceptual experience of gravitation.

Exercise on self-balance ability: This is similar to how the lion cubs in the animal world learned to prey in the process of fighting with each other.

Herd mentality: It is rare to see children playing slides alone. Psychological needs to be recognized: If parents and teachers play with them, a successful glide will bring praise and praise.

Satisfaction with scarce resource stations: Generally speaking, the number of slides is relatively small, and only one child is allowed to use one slide at a time. A child occupies a "giant" for a certain period of time.