Child Size Full Support Swing Seat

Adaptive equipment solution that provides additional support for users with low muscle tone and need assistance sitting in an upright position.

ITEM#	PRODUCT NAME	AVAILABILITY	PRICE	QTY/ACTIONS
86398	Child Size Full Support Swing Seat	Ships Soon		Quantity
88943	Child Size Full Support Swing Seat with Pommel, Head & Leg Rests	Ships Soon		Quantity

Product Description

Sturdy plastic swing seat with safety harness and crotch strap ensures proper positioning and upper body support. Comfortable design with smooth, wide seat and reclined back. Use to increase body strength, balance reactions, motor planning and posture while swinging.

Six foot heavy duty rope and adjustable suspension mechanism fit any frame up to 10 feet high. Attaches to any two-point suspension mount inside or outside. Seat measures 24" x 8" x 11". Weight capacity 75 lbs.

Ships direct from manufacturer. Please allow additional time for delivery.

Specifications

Assembly Required	No

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Did You Know

Did You Know	Swinging strengthens the core and helps with the development of balance. The rocking motion of swinging stimulates the cerebral cortex, the part of the brain that helps with focus. Swinging offers help with sensory integration, which is how the brain organizes and interprets information. Sensory Integration provides a foundation for later, more complex learning and behavior. Swinging is calming. Swinging encourages social interaction and development. The movement of swinging helps develop perceptual skills. Swinging increases spatial awareness. Swinging helps develop fine motor skills – grip strength, hand, arm, and finger coordination.

Swinging strengthens the core and helps with the development of balance.
The rocking motion of swinging stimulates the cerebral cortex, the part of the brain that helps with focus.
Swinging offers help with sensory integration, which is how the brain organizes and interprets information.
Sensory Integration provides a foundation for later, more complex learning and behavior.
Swinging is calming.
Swinging encourages social interaction and development.
The movement of swinging helps develop perceptual skills.
Swinging increases spatial awareness.
Swinging helps develop fine motor skills – grip strength, hand, arm, and finger coordination.