Wobble Sensory Cushion | Support Seat
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For kids with restless energy who struggle to stay seated, focused and regulated.
The inflatable wobble cushion is a simple but highly effective sensory seating tool designed to support fidgety children who need movement while sitting.
It encourages gentle active movement, helping improve focus, posture, balance and core strength while keeping children engaged during learning, meals or therapy sessions.
Use it on a chair as an active seating cushion to help children stay seated for longer, or place it on the floor for balance exercises, coordination work and muscle development.
Ideal for classrooms, therapy settings and home use, the wobble cushion provides sensory input without distracting others, making it a popular tool for children who benefit from movement to regulate attention.
Why families, teachers and therapists love it:
✔️ Helps improve concentration and attention
✔️ Supports active sitting while staying quietly seated
✔️ Can be used on a chair or floor
✔️ Encourages discreet, noiseless movement
✔️ Improves posture, balance and core strength
✔️ Dual texture design - spiky on one side, soft bumps on the other for sensory preference
✔️ Pump included for easy inflation
Recommended Age: 3 + years
Size: 33cm diameter. Made of PVC
Our wobble cushion has been independently tested and passed to AS/NZS ISO 8124.1:2023 – the Australian safety standard for toys (ages 3+), covering mechanical and physical safety, giving peace of mind in classrooms, therapy, and home use.
Not suitable for children under 3 years of age.
Claim Numbers:
03_090000911_0103_1_1 – Low-cost personal care and safety
03_120000911_0105_1_1 – Low Cost AT - Personal Mobility
Purpose: The cushion provides sensory regulation and postural support, assisting with focus and comfort for people with ADHD and autism, aligning with NDIS goals to promote functional support.
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