Stretchy Compression Sensory Swing for Kids | Indoor Cuddle Swing

Give your child a soft, snug cocoon to swing in with this stretchy compression sensory swing. The elastic fabric wraps around the body as it hangs, creating a cozy, pod-like space to rock, bounce, curl up, or read. Often called a cuddle swing, it hangs from a single point so it can spin as well as sway, and it works in a playroom, bedroom, or covered outdoor space. Why Families Love a Compression Swing The stretchy fabric gives gentle, all-around pressure that many kids find calming, while the swinging and spinning motion delivers the movement many children naturally seek out. Parents often use one as a calm-down spot after a busy day or as a quiet reading nook. For children with specific sensory needs, an occupational therapist can recommend how and when to use a compression swing as part of a routine. Features Stretchy, wrap-around fabric that hugs your child as it swings Generous size at approx. 59 x 110 in (150 x 280 cm), roomy for kids and easy to fold away Single-point hanging for swinging, gentle bouncing, and spinning Hanging kit included: sling loop, carabiner, and an adjustable extension strap for setting the height 18 colors to match any room Indoor or covered outdoor use in a playroom, bedroom, porch, or on a swing stand Specifications Size: approx. 59 x 110 in (150 x 280 cm) Material: stretch fabric (supplier lists 100% cotton) Supplier-rated capacity: 330 lb (150 kg) Stretch direction: varies by color; some colors stretch widthwise and others lengthwise (per supplier) Includes: 1 swing fabric, 1 sling loop, 1 carabiner, 1 extension strap Not included: ceiling hook or mounting bracket Safety Notes Always supervise children while the swing is in use. One child at a time. This is a play swing, not a sleep product. Do not use it for infant or unattended sleep. Keep your child's face uncovered. Don't let the fabric close over the head or face. Hang only from a secure structural anchor, such as a ceiling joist, beam, or swing stand rated for swing use, never from drywall alone. Check the fabric, strap, and hardware before every use. Keep the hanging height low, leave room to spin, and keep the area underneath clear of hard objects. Set It Up New to hanging swings? Read how to hang a sensory swing safely, or browse more styles in our Sensory Swings collection.