Twist 'N Turn Cushion
Twist 'N Turn Cushion
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Why We Love It
Twist, turn and spin into focus! This wipe-clean seat cushion features a turntable base that allows for smooth, 360-degree movement while seated. The soft memory foam keeps kids comfy, while the non-skid base prevents the cushion from sliding around. Lightweight and versatile, it can be used on a chair or directly on the floor. Perfect for wiggly learners and kids who crave extra vestibular input.
- Helps kids stay seated for longer stretches
- Supports kids with ADHD, autism or sensory processing disorder
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use:
- Use during homework time to help maintain focus
- Place on a desk chair for students who need movement to stay regulated
- Use on the floor during circle time to help fidgety learners remain seated
Details
- Cushion: 12.5" Diameter x 2"H
- Turntable: 12.5" Diameter
- Weighs 1.6 lbs.
- Holds up to 175 lbs.
- Cushion: 100% polyester base fabric, covered with polyurethane vinyl. Filled with polyurethane foam
- Base: PVC and ABS non-slip plastics
- Mechanisms: Steel bearings and tin-plated rivets
- Surface wash. Air dry
- Colors: Light blue cushion. Black turntable base
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