VESTIBULAR/MOVEMENT
HOWDAHUG
The HowdaHUG’s moldable structure surrounding the body and “cradle-
like rocking” make it the best seat ever made for peaceful seating. The
calm linear rocking movements and the cocoon-like support benefit many
children with sensory processing disorder. Perfect for all kids during
circle time and especially for those who like to rock.
Holds 50-125 lbs, age 7+
VS2498. . . . . . . $74.50
HOWDAHUG 2
The narrow construction is perfect for taller children, age 5-7, and
can even accomodate adults, up to 100 lbs.
VS2500. . . . . . . $74.50
PETITE HUG ADJUSTABLE
The Petite is the smallest seat, designed for children aged 3-5
years and up to 40 lbs. Clinical trials completed on the Petite seat
show children are calmer and more focused when sitting in the “cra-
dle and rock” HUG Petite. Children can sit longer, maintain eye contact
with the teacher, and be more attentive.
VS2502. . . . . . . $74.50
PLATFORM SWING
Ready for some great vestibular fun? The wide circular platform
provides vestibular stimulation and proprioceptive input. The unique
design makes it easy to attach and detach on any sturdy tree, steel
railing, swing frame, or ceiling bolt. 26” diameter.
VS1532. . . . . . . . $119.00
See pages 20-21 for our
Sens-ational Shirts that Calm
with Sensory Input
Phone: 1.800.231.6329 Fax: 1.866.343.6863
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