Vestibular Spin Seat

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Regular price: $199.00
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Get the wiggle out with our Spinning Seat!

This whizzy seat works by being placed at a slight angle which allows the user to propel by shifting the body's center of gravity. It's thick edge to make it easy to get a good grip and hold on when it is moving.

So what's it made of then?

The seat consists of a solid, molded plastic seat which is placed on a steel disc mounted with a rotation joint including two ball bearings. Rubber feet ensures safe spinning and the thick edge makes it easy for children to get a good grip and hold on when the seat is moving.

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How does it help?

Develops muscle integration and strengthens muscles.
Helps develop postural control
Helps children experience shifts in their weight and and the cause and effects of motion
Enhances sensory stimulation in the areas of touch, balance, and feel
Helps develop kinaesthetic awareness, or where the body is in space
Great to get the wiggle out for those kids who struggle to sit still

A great resource for children to enjoy whilst sitting. Excellent in a classroom, clinic, sensory room or home. Turning, twisting and playing children will have a real whizzy time!

Maximum weight: 80kgs.

Dims: 53CM diametre - 27cm height. Weight 5kg.

Caution: Not suitable for children under 3 years.

Use only under direct supervision of adults.

Amazing vestibular spinning seat

So easy to put together. It is solid and structurally sound. No concerns for it tipping etc so incredibly happy with this. My son absolutely loves it thank you

Getting the wiggle out

Tamariki loved this in our ECE environment so much that we bought another one—a fabulous tool for supporting the development of vestibular balance.

Both kids love it

My 3 year old has GDD and son has suspected ADHD, both are completely obsessed. Helps with balance, grip, gross motor skill, mood regulation. I am also under the weight limit and will admit once they are in bed I enjoy it too!