SENSORY SWINGS FOR KIDS & OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Tyre Swing Deluxe for Sensory Integration Therapy

Rs. 5,249 Rs. 7,500

Save 30%

In Stock

Free Shipping on orders ₹999+

Secure Packaging Tamper Proof

100% Genuine Products

Dedicated Support

Secure Payments

Need help choosing or using this product? Our team can help with product questions and orders.

Chat with support

Meddey Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

C-75, First Floor, DDA Sheds Industrial Area,Phase 1,
Okhla, New Delhi-110020 INDIA
GST No:- 07AAKCM6565B2ZD

Medansh Customer Care:

Phone / WhatsApp :85 86 012345

Email: cs@meddey.com

Customer reviews

Full product description

The tyre swing for sensory integration gives children aged 4–12 years a simple way to enjoy supervised swinging, movement and sensory activities.

The Deluxe model uses a standard round tyre design. Therefore, children can experience movement in a familiar and easy-to-understand form.

In addition, families may use the swing for supervised movement activities, while occupational therapists can include suitable swinging activities in a broader therapy plan.

However, the swing itself does not treat or cure a sensory or developmental condition. An adult should always supervise children during use.

Tyre Swing for Sensory Integration – Key Features

Standard Round Tyre The familiar round tyre design gives children a simple sitting and holding area during supervised swinging.

For Ages 4–12 Years The current Meddey product information lists this tyre swing for children aged 4 to 12 years.

Movement-Based Activity Swinging provides movement experiences that families and therapists can use in suitable activities.

Sensory Activity Use The swing may form part of supervised sensory and movement sessions.

Home-Friendly Concept Families can understand and use the simple tyre design when a suitable hanging setup and supervision are available.

Therapy Setting Use Occupational therapists may include the swing in suitable pediatric movement activities.

Sensory Tyre Swing for Kids – How It Works

A sensory tyre swing for kids moves the child's body through space while they sit or hold onto the swing.

This movement provides vestibular input. In simple words, vestibular input is information that helps the brain notice movement, speed, direction and balance.

Therefore, controlled swinging may form part of a sensory activity. However, each child can respond differently to movement.

Some children may enjoy gentle swinging, while others may prefer shorter or slower sessions. For that reason, supervision and gradual movement are important.

Occupational Therapy Tyre Swing for Guided Activities

An occupational therapy tyre swing can give therapists another way to introduce controlled movement during a pediatric session.

For example, a therapist may combine gentle swinging with reaching, holding or body-position activities. In addition, the therapist can change the pace according to the child's response.

As a result, the swing can become one part of a wider therapy session. However, progress should not be attributed to the tyre swing alone.

Vestibular Therapy Swing – Simple Explanation

A vestibular therapy swing provides movement to the body's balance system.

The vestibular system sits in the inner ear. In simple words, it helps the brain understand whether the body is moving, stopping, turning or changing direction.

Therefore, a tyre swing may provide useful movement experiences during suitable supervised activities.

However, faster or longer swinging does not automatically mean better results. The activity should match the child's comfort and individual needs.

Tyre Swing for Sensory Integration – Product Details

Product Name	Tyre Swing Deluxe Quality
Design	Standard Round Tyre Swing
Age Group	4–12 Years
Primary Use	Supervised Swinging, Movement and Sensory Activities
Suitable Users	Children
Therapy Setting	May Be Used in Suitable Occupational Therapy Activities
Country of Origin	India

Tyre Swing for Sensory Integration at Home

Families may use the tyre swing for sensory integration for supervised movement and play when they have a suitable installation point.

First, make sure the hanging support is appropriate for a suspended swing. Next, keep the surrounding area clear of furniture, walls and other hard objects.

Then, begin with gentle movement and watch how the child responds. If an occupational therapist has recommended specific activities, follow those instructions instead of copying intense movement exercises from online videos.

Pediatric Sensory Swing for Ages 4–12 Years

This pediatric sensory swing is listed for children aged 4 to 12 years.

However, age alone does not confirm whether the swing suits every child. Parents should also consider the child's size, comfort, ability and supervision needs.

In addition, do not guess the maximum user weight. Confirm the exact load capacity with Meddey before installation if it is not marked on the supplied product.

Therapy Swing for Children – Home or Clinic Use

A therapy swing for children can serve different purposes depending on where and how adults use it.

At home, families may use it for controlled swinging and supervised play. Meanwhile, occupational therapists may include it in suitable movement-based activities.

Therefore, the same tyre swing may appear in both home and therapy environments. The important difference is the activity plan and level of professional guidance.

How to Prepare the Sensory Tyre Swing

First, choose a strong and suitable hanging point.
Next, inspect the tyre and suspension setup before use.
Keep the floor and surrounding area clear.
Then, help the child get into a stable position.
Begin with slow and controlled movement.
Watch the child throughout the activity.
Reduce or stop movement if the child becomes uncomfortable.
Finally, check the swing again after use if anything felt loose or unusual.

Tyre Swing for Sensory Integration – Safety Guidance

Always supervise children while they use the swing.
Install the swing only from a suitable structural support.
In addition, inspect the complete suspension setup before each session.
Keep furniture and hard objects away from the swinging area.
Start with slow and controlled movement.
Moreover, stop if the child feels dizzy, sick, frightened or uncomfortable.
Do not guess the maximum weight capacity.
Do not use damaged suspension parts or a damaged tyre.
Finally, follow professional guidance when using the swing for specific therapy goals.

Occupational Therapy Tyre Swing FAQs

What Is a Tyre Swing for Sensory Integration Used For?

It can provide supervised swinging and movement experiences during suitable home, play or occupational therapy activities.

What Age Is the Sensory Tyre Swing Suitable For?

The current Meddey product information lists the age group as 4–12 years.

What Does Vestibular Input Mean?

Vestibular input is movement and balance information that comes from the body's inner-ear balance system.

Can the Occupational Therapy Tyre Swing Be Used at Home?

It may be used in a suitable supervised home setup if the hanging point is secure and the activity matches the child's needs.

Does the Tyre Swing Treat Sensory Processing Problems?

No. The swing provides movement experiences, but it does not diagnose, treat or cure a sensory condition by itself.

Can the Tyre Swing Improve Balance?

Therapists may include swinging in movement and balance-related activities. However, the product does not guarantee a specific developmental outcome.

Does the Product Include Hanging Hardware?

The current Shopify information does not clearly list the supplied suspension hardware. Therefore, confirm the package contents with Meddey before ordering.