150cm Outdoor Hangout Hanging Nest in Beige Colour

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This Outdoor Hangout Hanging Nest will keep the kids entertained for hours.

  • 150cm is the largest size of nest swing available in Australia, so it's unique! The most obvious advantage is that while a 100cm swing is mainly for kids, a 150cm swing can fit adults too. Add a quilt and pillows on top, and you've got a very relaxing place to lay down (we've tried it and can confirm).
  • The swing is very roomy, so that it could fit multiple kids easily. The Textilene micro-weave material is waterproof, smooth and supportive. A lot of people prefer the soft mat style versus the rope style.
  • The suggested age is 3+, while the child pictured is three years old and fell asleep safely in the middle. He was so comfortable that this felt like the perfect bed. The suggested weight limit is 140kg.
  • The outer ring is padded for safety and comfort, while the swing uses eight outer ropes rather than 4 for stability and strength. The tabs connecting the mat to the padded ring keep the mat taut, though the mat will stretch a bit after some use.

Hanging

  • Pictured is a premium padded stand (sold separately) intended for schools and clinics, though it works perfectly with this swing. The swing was adjusted to be fairly low to the ground for the toddler. The hooks are about 175cmm from the ground.
  • Then you need a sufficiently strong hanging point with enough space to swing. The most common alternatives are tree straps, anchor plates, or ropes. The height of the hanging point can vary, as the swing can adjust from 1.2-1.6m tall and the tree straps, or you can adjust other hanging accessories, too.
  • The hanging height should be low enough that you or the children can get on and off safely. Also, consider the safety of the surrounding area, such as the floor (grass is softer and safer than cement) or objects below the swing (remove potentially dangerous things, e.g. toys).
  • Once it's set up, it's ready for not only the kids but adults too. That is the great benefit of this swing. Just check the strength of the setup, and you're ready to swing.

Is it good for kids with autism?

The 150 cm Sensory Swing is an innovative and fun tool designed to provide a variety of sensory experiences for children with autism. This swing is made from durable and high-quality materials, ensuring that it will last for years to come.

Benefits

  • Sensory Stimulation: The swing provides a range of sensory experiences, including the sensation of movement, which can help to calm children with autism and improve their focus and attention.

  • Physical Exercise: Swinging can also provide children with autism with a form of physical exercise that can help to improve their coordination and balance.

  • Social Interaction: The swing can also be used as a tool to encourage social interaction and communication among children with autism.

  • Stress relief: Swinging can also help to reduce stress and anxiety in children with autism, which can in turn improve their overall well-being and quality of life.

Advantages

  • Safe and Secure: The swing is designed with safety in mind, ensuring that children can enjoy their swinging experience without any risk of injury.

  • Easy to Use: The swing is easy to set up and use, making it accessible to children of all ages and abilities.

  • Customizable: The swing can be adjusted to suit the needs of each child, allowing for a personalized and tailored experience.

  • Durable: Made from high-quality materials, the swing is built to last, ensuring that it will be a reliable and long-lasting tool for children with autism to enjoy.

Overall, the 150 cm Sensory Swing is an excellent tool for providing children with autism with a fun and engaging form of sensory and physical stimulation, as well as social interaction and stress relief. Its safety, ease of use, customizability, and durability make it a reliable and long-lasting tool for children with autism to enjoy.

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