Spiky Tactile Cushion
Spiky Tactile Cushion
Why We Love It
A bumpy cushion designed especially for sensory seekers! Spiky on one side and bumpy on the other, so kids can choose which type of tactile input they prefer. Helps kids and teens who need a heightened sensory experience to stay seated for longer periods of time. Provides a discreet outlet for movement during circle time or while reading or writing. Easy to transport from home to school.
- Encourages weight shifting and movement while seated to aid in concentration
- Provides tactile input and increased 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
- Use while standing to help strengthen balance skills
- Sit on the cushion while learning, working or eating to encourage movement without disrupting peers
Details
- 13.5" Diameter. Inflates from 2.25" to 4"H
- Weighs 1.98 lbs.
- Holds up to 330 lbs.
- Made of PVC
- Designed without BPA, latex and phthalates
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Color: Blue
Getting Started
To inflate, use a needle pump (sold separately). Inflate only to the intended height listed in the details. To keep your product fully inflated, you may need to add air every few weeks.
Safety Information
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