Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
Sit-A-Round Cushion
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Sit-A-Round Cushion

Sit-A-Round Cushion

Wobble Seat for 360 Degree Pelvic Motion!
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Why We Love It

Need to move? Our inflatable seat cushion supports kids and adults who get wiggly during activities that require focus. One side is smooth and the other has a raised circular pattern for tactile stimulation. Tilt and wiggle every which way! Cushion allows for 360-degree pelvic motion. Sensory input engages the core and helps improve focus. Lightweight and portable for easy travel to and from home, school or work.

  • Encourages weight shifting and movement to improve focus and attention to task
  • Works on balance, body awareness and core strength
  • Made by Fun and Function 
  • Age 3+

Ideas for Use:

  • Inflate to the max for a firmer seat or deflate for a more wobbly feel
  • Stand on the cushion and shift from one foot to the other to challenge balance, improve body awareness and core strength
  • Use the cushion on the floor during circle time, or place on a chair in the classroom or while eating to encourage movement without disrupting peers

Details

  • 15" Diameter. Inflates from 1.25" to 5" high
  • Weighs 1.98 lbs.
  • Holds up to 330 lbs.
  • Made of PVC
  • Designed without BPA, latex and phthalates
  • Surface wash. Air dry.
  • Color: Red

Getting Started

To inflate, remove plug. Inflate only to the intended height listed in the details. Replace plug when the ball or cushion is properly inflated. To keep this product fully inflated, you may need to add air every few weeks. Inflates with pump (sold separately). The Double Action High Volume Hand Pump (BL1562) also provides heavy work and can be used to manually inflate. To inflate and deflate several items quickly, we recommend the Magic Air Electric Inflator/Deflator (BL4397), which plugs into a standard outlet.



Safety Information

Balls and cushions have been tested by an independent and accredited third-party lab, and meets or exceeds government safety standards for lead, physical and mechanical hazards, flammability and phthalates.
Warning small parts
Use with adult guidance. When using our products, remember that you – as the caregiver – know your child best. Please follow our safety recommendations, and provide additional supervision as needed for your child.

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