Safco Runtz Ball Chair for Kids, Anti-Burst, Exercise Ball Chair, Promotes Movement, Better Posture and Balance, Orange

This little pod chair is so small I think it is fit for a 3-4 year old. I bought this chair for my 8 year old short petite size son who has ADHD to use while sitting at his school desk at home ( a normal size kids desk that they use in school in grades 1 and up) and it was way way too short! His face went to about the ledge of the desk. I would definitely recommend this chair for a smaller kid it's very well made and is very attractive looking. Instead I went with the normal size Gaime (not sure how to spell it :-)) ball chair with base and although it's not recommended for his size, he sits on that and it works fine. His legs don't reach the floor but he props them up on the base part of the chair and that works great. I got it at Target. That chair is also much cheaper than this chair. Plus I can use it too. A ball chair is really good for any child, sitting down for long periods of time is boring for anyone. At least with a ball chair u can move around a little, the bouncing is pretty fun! Both my kids use it to do their homework.

Material stains easy. Not a good color for a classroom. Too small for 3rd grade. Would be perfect for kindergarten.

These amazing chairs let my son with sensory processing disorder move around at home and let my students enjoy some flexible seating options during small group. It may be on the expensive-side, but the quality is excellent!

My daughter has had this chair 2 weeks and is not bouncy on it at all. The chair doesn't stay inflated and has been a waste of money unfortunately :( she hasn't used it very much because it doesn't stay up :(

Thes are well made and sturdy. My students really enjoy sitting on them. It is a yoga ball inserted in the bottom of the seat. You have to put on the legs, and I found that some of the holes did not tighten, so I would recommend only using hand tools.

Perfect for Kinder. Did not attach feet and it is the perfect height to fit under the Kinder tables at my son's school. His teacher and other parents loved it so much that everyone in the class has one now. It gives them a little movement and wiggleability to keep their brain active and focused.

Great alternative seating for my students. Too short for my student's desks.

Nice quality. My daughter loves sitting on this when coloring at her desk. She’s 6