Dizzy DiscOriginal. Sit and Spin Disk for 3+ year olds up to 150 lbs. Balance, Coordination, Spatial Awareness and Sensory Stimulation Portable.

We have two autistic kids (12 and 3) and both love this. Is super well built, and sturdy. Our 3 yr old is STRONG and a high sensory seeker. This is able to keep up with him and then some.

My kids have way too many toys, unfortunately. I'm always interested in finding FUN sensory toys. This one is by far the most fun they've had. I like it because it takes a decent amount of effort and physical activity, yet it's indoors. They can sit on it, lay on it, and sometimes try to stand and balance on it. Plus, it's angles are adjustable for whatever your needs might be. I highly recommend this interactive toy.

I bought this for my nephew for Christmas. He has autism and loves to spin. This item is extremely durable! I am really glad that it holds a lot of weight so that he can get a few years out of it. Overall it’s a great product, my only complaint is that it was very expensive. However I could not find anything similar on the market. I would highly recommend to anyone who has a child with special needs!

I have 2 boys, 1 age 12 yrs and 1 age 6 years. They both LOVE this toy! All kids like the feeling of getting dizzy and this give them a fun and safe way to play. Thank you for making such a fun quality product that is made in the USA!!! Also, the price is definitely worth the quality.

Couldn't figure out why this was so expensive, but after reading reviews splurged for my 3 and 13 year old. Glad I did! Super sturdy and very well made. Will last for years! Both kids love it! One of the best toy/amusement/therapy purchased I've ever made.

I bought a Dizzy Disk for my 2 year old grandson for Christmas. He loved it, for the few moments he had it. You see, his parents loaded it in their SUV with all the other holiday gifts. Unfortunately, the Dizzy Disk fell out onto the ground when my son-in-law opened the back hatch. The Dizzy Disk broke into a zillion pieces. It was unrecognizable. That's not the only thing that's broke....my grandson's heart was broken. And, my pocketbook is broken, as I am having a hard time repurchasing another Dizzy Disk, because it is expensive! I am so disappointed!!! There must be a better way to ensure that the Dizzy Disk is not so vulnerable that it is unrepairable after an accidental fall.I was a special education teacher for 30 years. My students with Autism and Down's Syndrome absolutely loved the Dizzy Disk I bought for their sensory area. Its so great for vestibular movement.

This toy was recommended by my four-year-old son's school. He and visiting kids have a blast with it. At first I thought it was pricey, but it's so sturdy, he'll use it with his friends for years. Older kids love it also. It's rated to 150 lbs, which I believe.Warning: It's a supervised toy. Kids will jump up on it. The action is so smooth, a kid can fall very fast and hard if you're not careful.

autistic child, sensory seeking loves it, so does siblings