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How does a sensory swing work?
A sensory swing works by providing deep pressure and proprioceptive input to the body through its swinging motion. It can also help improve balance, coordination, and body awareness.
Who can benefit from a sensory swing?
Anyone can benefit from using a sensory swing, but they are especially helpful for individuals with sensory processing difficulties, including those with autism, ADHD, or other conditions that affect sensory processing.
Where can I find a sensory swing?
Sensory swings can be found online or in specialty stores that sell therapeutic equipment. They may also be available through occupational therapists, physical therapists, or other healthcare professionals.
A sensory swing is a type of swing that provides sensory input to the body. It is designed to help people regulate their sensory system, which includes how they see, hear, touch, taste, and smells things in their environment. Sensory swings are typically made of a stretchy fabric that provides a cocoon-like feeling when sitting in them. The swinging motion of the sensory swing provides deep pressure to the body, which can be calming and soothing for some people. It can also help improve balance, coordination, and body awareness. They can help children with ADHD and autism find the sensory input they need for regulation and engagement. When choosing a sensory swing, you can consider the type of swing, weight capacity, size, materials and durability, and safety features.
Sensory swings are therapeutic tools for children with sensory processing disorders, providing a comforting, secure environment.
Sensory swings are key for children with sensory issues, aiding self-regulation, motor skills improvement, and providing a comforting space.
This post was originally published on Feb. 15, 2023. It was updated on Jan. 22, 2024.
