Swinging heightens spatial awareness. Swinging promotes the development of gross motor skills such as leg pumping, running, and jumping. Swinging promotes the development of fine motor skills such as grip strength, hand, arm, and finger coordination. Swinging strengthens a child’s core muscles and aids in the development of his or her balance.
A hanging swing with a cushion to sit on provides a relaxing and fun space for children in a different way and shape than a traditional swing, which allows children to sit in a variety of positions. :sitting with their legs hanging from the opening, fully inside it, or standing on it.
Through swinging sensory inputs, it improves children’s reception and sensory stimulation. It is used to quietly swing in a variety of positions and directions. Its mostly used in Sensory Gyms and Occupational Therapy spaces.
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