Simplay3 Rock and Spin Sensory XL Wobble Disk, Climbing Dome for Toddlers and Kids Rocking and Climbing, Indoor/Outdoor, Lime Sherbert, 1 Pack, Ages 2-12 Years

My four-year-old twins, who are on the spectrum, had previously played with the original (smaller) disk at an indoor play center and also at their occupational therapist’s office, and loved it. Being that my twins are bigger now, I decided to purchase the new XL Wobble Disk for their sensory needs at home. They were super excited when the box arrived and had difficulty wanting to share so we used our timer to help take turns. However, I’m considering purchasing a second disk as sharing toys is a real challenge for my twins.After exploring how well it rocks and wobbles and spins (I had to spin them as it’s impossible for them to spin while sitting in it,) they flipped it over and used it to jump on and off—the sensory input from jumping helps them regulate themselves. The disk is large and made of thick, durable plastic allowing my two four-year-olds to fit inside with their legs crossed, and also held their weight just fine while jumping on and off the dome side. We incorporated it into our obstacle course the first day and they have been using it for pretend play. It’s been a swimming pool and tire swing for their dolls and stuffed animals, a boat, and a ball pit (albeit a rather small ball pit!)The only con I can say about the XL Wobble Disk is that it’s shaped a bit differently than the smaller original disk, and I actually prefer the more rounded shape of the original. It seemed deeper and easier to spin and rock/wobble. Oh, and my twins wondered why I didn’t buy a yellow wobble disk (their favorite color!) So other than wishing it came in yellow, my sensory seeking preschoolers are quite happy with this newest addition to our home sensory equipment. Also, I personally love that I’m supporting a Veteran-owned and American based company with my purchase!

Santa brought this for my 9 year old (90 pounds, for reference) son who has autism....he absolutely loves it! He spends down time in his room rocking/ spinning in it while playing with slime and watching his phone.....Great for sensory stimulation! Very sturdy and heavily made, yet has built in handles making it easy to move around! I highly recommend this toy....a great product!!

My son (7 years/70 lbs/tall and lanky) has really enjoyed the Simplay3 Rock & Spin Sensory Wobble Disk XL. He enjoys rocking and wiggling on the cup side, and standing on one foot and working on his balance, on the other side. It's the 1st toy that he plays with when he comes home from school. He enjoys being silly and playing in it while he watches cartoons (he cannot sit still for any reason). We have already gotten alot of use out of the disk, anytime he needs to burn some energy inside, it's easy to pull out and play with and put up when he is done. I like that it's made well and just one piece so I don't have to keep up with anything.My husband wants an adult sized one, to do Yoga with.

Hours of fun for Autistic daughter and toddler grandkids. So much to do with it,, spin, rock, turn over and play.

My autistic daughter loves it

I bought this for my ASD classroom for students who seek spinning movement. After three days not a single one of the eight kindergartners were able to “spin” in it. They just wobble back and forth. It was a waste of money for the purpose I got it. And you cannot return once it taken out of its box and tested. Maybe the other versions would spin better for the kids, but not this one.

This is being used at a school for recess time with the kids. They absolutely love them! We now have two of them and they are very sturdy and have held up well despite multiple children using them each day.

I was debating between this item and the non-XL version, but decided on this one since I have 2 young kids.This item is very durable, no assembly required since it's just a large piece of plastic square . There are 2 modes of play that you can access by flipping the disk over: the first one is using it as a stepping/climbing platform which my kids love to do. The second mode is the wobbling which is actually not very easy to do given its size and shape. It's hard to spin the thing without someone else helping so most of the time, the kids just rock from left to right.If I have to do it again, I would choose the non-XL version which is smaller and has a circular shape. It looks easier to use and spin.