Suspension Swing (Child)

The Suspension Swing is designed for children with movement difficulties. It supports the body in every position – lying face down, on the back or sitting up – so therapists can choose the position that best suits each child's goals and tolerance.

The child can set the swing in motion by pushing with the hands on the floor, which builds upper-body strength and motor planning. Games such as picking up bean bags or throwing at targets while swinging add challenge and fun. Even nervous children usually gain confidence quickly thanks to the secure, enclosing fabric.

Sensory integration therapy should be delivered by suitably trained and qualified practitioners; the swing is designed for controlled therapeutic movement and is not a toy.