Therapy Swing for Kids with Special Needs (Hardware Included) Sensory Swing Cuddle Indoor Outdoor Adjustable Hammock for Children with Autism, ADHD, Aspergers, Sensory Integration

Initially I thought the material seemed thin and like it would easily rip, however it has proved me wrong.I have bought two of these, one in dark blue and another in a light pink. Both colors were pretty accurate to what was pictured.The directions to hang were decently easy to understand. The first swing I got had just a U hook. The second actually had the one that goes multi-directional (which is so much better)!You do want to make sure your attaching to proper boards in the ceiling. The swings and hooks will hold an adult no problem. My kids go pretty hard in these swings doing flips and acrobats. They use them when they are over stimulated. It’s one of their favorite places to be. Well worth the money.

We purchased this swing to install in our in home gym for our children and they loved it so much we bought a second. The material has proven to be durable and has lasted about a year with no tears. My husband found it to easy to install and my children are able to swing with ease.

We have two sensory swings. One is the stretchier thicker material and the other is this one. Kids constantly fight over this one and prefer it ten times more than the other stretchy one! It’s super sturdy and holds adults just fine. Because of the silky and sturdy material (no stretch to it) you can spin people up in it and let go and they go flying! Super fun! If you’re looking for a super stretchy and thick one, this isn’t the one for you. That said, I 1000/10 recommend this material! Waiting for it to go on sale and will buy another 😉

Where to begin? Well, first, there are barely instructions. Vague, not super helpful. The screws are supposed to go into studs (ceiling/floor joists?) but who has studs so thick that all four screws in a big round plate would go in? Not me. So we hoped for the best and lined it up as best we could hoping the other two screws were hitting a cross post. Then trying to decipher the instructions on how to actually hang the swing fabric was interesting. We put it on the lowest chain without touching the ground, and I nervously tested it out. I’m about 130lbs. I haven’t left the swing since I got in an hour and 20 mins ago. Fabric is so breathable that I’m getting cold because it’s in the basement. So I shall reluctantly leave my perch shortly. Here’s hoping the kids won’t jump into it and rip it out of the ceiling. 🤞Also there’s no washing instructions for the fabric. It has a mild chemically smell but I’ll spritz it with some fabric refresher and hope for the best!

A game changer in our house for our son that gets overstimulated. He gets on his swing every day and will even lay back and watch his shows while swinging. It is very sturdy even my husband has gotten in it and laid back.

My kid loves this swing. It was super easy to install and it feels very secure. It was really easy to customize the height. Absolutely would recommend!

I'll first note....I was very skeptical buying a less expensive version of a swing like this based off all the reviews of all the less expensive brands. I did not have high expectations so I wouldn't be disappointed based on other reviews. I couldn't get myself to pay 100 dollars for the more expensive version when I didn't know if my kids would even like it. With that said..... I am impressed. Yes it is basically just a piece of fabric. Yes the fabric is super thin. BUT .... it doesn't stretch as much as I thought it would. I didn't have to hang it up super high like I thought I would based on other reviewers using it for little kids. I can hang it low enough where my 3 year old can easily get in it alone and it doesn't stretch nearly as much as other people made it sound..... Im sure for heavier/older kids it will stretch, but the material isn't as stretchy as I anticipated based on other comments. For older kids, it doesn't matter if it stretches anyways because they will be able to reach it. My kids like the thin material because they can see through it. I like it because I dont have to worry about them being suffocated in the material for my little ones when they are completely cacooned in their. It came with all the hardware. I can't see myself liking a more expensive version... it seems like it would be overpriced. For much older kids, I could see how the thicker material or double layer might be nice for more support or enclosed/dark/secure feeling, but for littles this one is perfect. It did take us a few tries to get comfortable with the different ways of swinging on it. Since there is a lot of material, it took some getting used to, but after a few tries, it is great for my kids to be able to swing in multiple ways.Update: I sat in the swing in the same low height that I have it for my 3 year old and younger, and I did not hit the floor..... aka it did not stretch barely at all

Both our 2 and 5 year old love this swing! We put it in our 5 year old's room and she will relax and "read" books in this during her quiet time. We have kept it indoors, it swings really well (really far), the material it sturdy enough to hold an adult. I feel safe letting my 2 year old play in it, we just keep it hung closer to the floor.