Improve Sensory Awareness, Balance & Coordination With A Dizzy Disc
A dizzy disc is a great solution any parent whose child has been diagnosed with sensory processing disorder and craves vestibular input (movement). It is also a great tool for kids with autism spectrum.
It helps develop their vestibular system because they are not getting the sensory input they need for balance by not moving.
Not only is it recommended by occupational therapists and is very therapeutic, it is so much fun to ride on! It may be tough to keep the adults off of it!
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