A sensory rocking chair for autistic children Would it help you or a loved one?

Autism Rocking Chair

Autism Rocking Chair

Katie shares “Inspired by a STEM project I completed with a friend, I’ve designed a rocking chair for autistic children which will help them to relax when they’re agitated. It will minimise the external stimuli of an environment, creating a safe place for the child to rest in. I researched various behavioural disorders and chose autism because of the wide range of sensory reactions experienced. My A-Level project aims to be more inclusive and adaptable than products currently available; also being flat-packable for more efficient transport around the world. I’ve designed it for children between the ages of 3 and 7, although as you can see it is suitable for teenagers too.

I’ve now completed my project and would love if anyone could provide any feedback at all to include in my evaluation please?

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Sensory Chair

Sensory Chair

Autism Chair

Autism Chair

19 thoughts on “A sensory rocking chair for autistic children Would it help you or a loved one?

  1. This would be such an asset at kinder where we have many children on the Autism spectrum, with ADHD, sensory processing disorders and anxiety.

  2. Can I purchase one? My autistic daughter is becoming a teenager and is starting to pace & flutter again. This would help her

    • Hi I’m very eager to make contact with the creator of this chair directly please I own a carpentry company based in Dorset and we have been approached with this idea but I would like to speak with the creator of this more on the matter please could they contact me on my email
      Kind regards
      James

  3. Hi I have a 9yr old severely autistic son, I’ve taken a great interest in this product and would love to have more information on how to purchase and cost as I think this would be fantastic for him can you please arrange this for me Thank you

    • Hi I’m very eager to make contact with the creator of this chair directly please I own a carpentry company based in Dorset and we have been approached with this idea but I would like to speak with the creator of this more on the matter please could they contact me on my email
      Kind regards
      James

  4. Great idea. My only sugestion would be to extend rockers out the curved side to allow rocking but not full roll over. Something similar to the back base to a rocking chair.
    In the current state if the child got too aggressive with their rocking it could possible flip back.

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