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Wooden Swing 44x17.5 cm - 6 m (Beige Rope)

Item No: 1283-R112.02.00
The vestibular sense
Gross motor skills
Body awareness

Lovely wooden swing seat with ropes long enough to hang from a big tree. Swooshing back and forth through the air in an extra high arc makes for even bigger belly butterflies. The ropes can be adjusted to hang from a sturdy branch as high up as 6 meters - just make sure the branch is strong enough to support the weight of swinging children.

The swing seat is made from treated pine. The seat is assembled with stainless steel screws.

The ropes have plastic welds and are both soft to hold on to and exceptionally durable, making them suitable for outdoor use.

The adjuster hooks are made of galvanised steel.

Rope length: 2.6–5.5 meters.

What makes this product special

How can I strengthen my child’s vestibular sense through fun games?

Find great tips in our Play Guide on sensorimotor development and the primary senses, right here on our blog.
€30.70
In stock. Delivery 2-4 business days

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What makes this product special

Lovely wooden swing seat with ropes long enough to hang from a big tree. Swooshing back and forth through the air in an extra high arc makes for even bigger belly butterflies. The ropes can be adjusted to hang from a sturdy branch as high up as 6 meters - just make sure the branch is strong enough to support the weight of swinging children.

The swing seat is made from treated pine. The seat is assembled with stainless steel screws.

The ropes have plastic welds and are both soft to hold on to and exceptionally durable, making them suitable for outdoor use.

The adjuster hooks are made of galvanised steel.

Rope length: 2.6–5.5 meters.

Measures 44 x 17,5 x 1,4 cm.
Suitable for ages 3 yrs. to 8 yrs.

A swing is amazing for stimulating your child's vestibular sense, which in turn improves their balance and concentration and develops their understanding of what way their body is facing.

Read more about the vestibular sense right here. The vestibular sense helps your child stand on one leg or spin around without getting dizzy or losing balance, or ride in a car without getting car sick.

You’ll find hangers and other accessories for swings here.

How can I strengthen my child’s vestibular sense through fun games?

Find great tips in our Play Guide on sensorimotor development and the primary senses, right here on our blog.

The activity is wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

  • Great for getting your child's body moving, which in turn stimulates their gross motor skills.
  • Inspires your child to have fun and learn body awareness.
  • This is a great way for your child to develop their vestibular sense. The vestibular sense helps us to stand on one leg, spin in circles, or ride in a car without losing our balance, feeling dizzy, or getting car sick.
Item number 1283-R112.02.00
Age 3 yrs., 4 yrs., 5 yrs. , 6 yrs. , 7 yrs. , 8 yrs.
Senses The vestibular sense
Function Depth perception, Gross motor skills, Body awareness, Crossbody coordination, Laughs and giggles , Spatial awareness, Cooperation
Material Wood
Maintenance Wipe with a damp cloth
Instructions/rules Danish, English, Finnish, French, Dutch, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish, German
Take it with you in the garden, to the cabin
What is or isn't included: Comes fully assembled
Weight limit (max kg) 70 kg
Size in cm: 44 x 17,5 x 1,4 cm
Item weight 1,6 kg

Delivery time: 2-4 business days

We aim to ship your order as quickly as possible. In most cases, you’ll receive it within 2-4 business days. Occasionally, minor delays may occur.

Please note: During busy periods, such as Christmas or Black Friday, delivery times may be slightly longer.

Returns

You have 90 days to return your purchase. That gives you extra peace of mind, especially when buying gifts. If you happen to choose the wrong toy, you can easily exchange it or return it.

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