Sky Sailor Swing
for multi-sensory rooms
The Sky Sailor Swing is intended for children to use while lying on their stomachs. It is ideal for use in occupational therapy sessions as it works well for strengthening back, abdomen, and limb muscles.
About
The Sky Sailor Swing can be used in a variety of positions, including standing, sitting, and prone, as well as rocking or rotating. The ability for your child’s arms and legs to move independently provides exciting opportunities for your child to engage in bilateral integration, hand-eye coordination, motor planning, and neuromuscular development. The super-padded straps will provide children with the comfort and confidence they need to soar!
A hanging swing with an area suitable for the child’s height inside where he can lie on his stomach. It works well for strengthening the muscles of the back, abdomen, and limbs and is ideal for use in occupational therapy sessions.
Uses & Benefits
The Sky Sailor Swing – or Holicopter Swig – is typically used in Sensory Gyms, and Occupational Therapy Spaces. Some therapists would also use it in a sensory environment.
- By lying inside them on the abdomen, it helps strengthen the muscles of the back, abdomen, and limbs of children.
- A great sensory tool for calming and relaxing.
Swing it like a bird in the sky to stimulate the child’s imagination. - The position of the body inside the swing resembles a hug, which provides the child with a sense of safety and reassurance.
