OUTREESensory Swing, Double Layer Therapy Swing with 360° Swivel Hanger, Healing & Relaxing Cuddle Sensory Swing for Kids and Adults with Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder

good item. fitted kids room perfectly

My 3 year old loves flinging himself around his room on this thing while he listens to music or audiobooks. When used “hammock style” it’s a great way to wind down before bed. He climbs in and I push him gently for about 10 minutes and I swear he falls asleep 50% faster!Hardware has a clunky sound when in use, but is solid and easy to install once you find your beam.

OK the installation manual was a joke. It was the size of a postcard and worse than an IKEA diagram. However, if you are handy with a drill and a stud finder you should be able to install this really easily.1. Predrill the holes into your ceiling stud using the mount as your guide.2. Screw the mount into the stud using the provided wood screws.3. Attach the swing with the carabiner. Setting the height with the included rope wasn't very clear but we made it work.4. Sit back and enjoy watching your kids.

My son is on the spectrum and loves this swing.

My first order came and it was a sewing kit, then I got a replacement with NO hardware and had to return that as well. Terrible service

Because neither my husband nor I are comfortable drilling holes in our ceiling, we are using this OUTREE Sensory Swing, Double Layer Therapy Swing with 360° Swivel Hanger with this  swing stand . We can't use the swivel piece because it causes my son to hit his head and legs on the bars when he swivels. So we use this swing with caution, pushing him while guiding him and ensuring he stays centered. It wasn't easy to get everything set up. The box states that this swing comes pre-tied and ready to use with an o-sling, but ours did not. The box contains no instructions on how to do this. Fortunately, the instructions were available on the product page. The lack of instructions in the box makes this swing less giftable. It's important to understand that this swing is essentially a long piece of fabric with its ends attached. The pictures on the product page make it appear that it is only open in the front, but this is not the case. There is also an opening in the back, making it very easy for the kids to fall out backwards. This swing appears to be quite sturdy. My 10-year-old, who is tall and on the heavier side, feels safe in this swing. swing stand