ActiveChairs Kids Wobble Stool, Flexible Preschool & Elementary Classroom Seating, Improves Focus & Posture. ADHD/ADD Wiggle Chair, [Kids Active Fidget Chairs], 14" Stool, Ages 3-7, Purple

Great stool for active boys. Allow them to move around without having the urge to get up and move around

I recently purchased the Studico ActiveChairs Kids Wobble Stool for some of my 2nd grade ASD students, and it has been a game-changer in creating an interactive and dynamic seating environment.The design of the wobble stool encourages active sitting, allowing my children to move naturally while staying engaged. The rounded base provides a gentle wobbling motion, promoting better posture and enhancing core strength. It's a fantastic solution for energetic kids who may find traditional chairs too restrictive.Assembly was quick and straightforward, and the stool's sturdy construction ensures durability for everyday use. The height is adjustable, catering to various table or desk heights, making it versatile for different activities.I appreciate the durable and easy-to-clean material, perfect for the occasional spills and messes that come with kids. The vibrant color options add a playful touch to the room.The Studico ActiveChairs Kids Wobble Stool has not only made sitting more enjoyable for my children but has also contributed to a more focused and interactive learning environment. If you're looking for a fun and ergonomic seating option for your little ones, this wobble stool is a fantastic choice!

The media could not be loaded. After reading reviews that said the small was too short, I decided to buy the "teen" one for our homeschool space. It's a great size for my 9 year old, but a bit big for my 6 year old (see video). He can still use it fine when sitting at my desk with me since it puts him at the right height for the surface and he can put his feet on my desk to stabilize himself. I would imagine the shorter would make it so he couldn't work at my desk comfortably.The wobble is more pronounced than I expected, but I'm not mad about it. The one caution I would give is if it's used on smooth, hard surfaces (tile or laminate) it has potential to kick out from underneath someone sitting on the edge of the stool rather than firmly planted in the middle.

This chair is true to height and coloration. My concern is that the top pops off the stand quite easily. I wish it was a little more snug or secure. The chair is comfortable enough, and truly does help my child with ADHD by providing movement without becoming too distracting. While the padding is quite light, it's enough to make the chair comfortable.

This shipped quickly and is very easy to put together. So easy that I wondered if it’s safe to sit on. I was feeling very doubtful but we’ve had it now for a good month and it’s worked so well. The 8 yo and 6 yo use it happily for homework time. I also use it and I’m 160lb and so far I haven’t broken it lol! The bottom part has little bumps for your feet to rub on and the underneath has a soft texture that doesn’t scratch up the hardwood floors. Recommend for kids who are wrigglers!

The media could not be loaded. So happy i got it!

I bought these after seeing a teacher discuss about getting a couple for her ADD/ADHD students to bring home during quarantine. Huge improvement with focus when my children switched from an adult office chair (spinning one) to this.It was very easy to assemble. My boys helped me put it together, I just had to snap it in place. A child can fall off the stool if they are leaning way to far on one side and the grips are no longer on the floor. But at that point, it's user error and not product error.I will recommend this product to other parents. I'm not sure if I'll buy the bigger sizes once my boys outgrow this one, due to comfort. It's not a cushion on top, it's just a non-slip surface. Right now I'm not wanting them to be sitting for so long in front of a screen, so the natural hardiness of plastic should help with them getting up once in awhile.

I got this to use in a general education 6th grade classroom at the beginning of the year. A different student uses it every period so it gets a lot of use. As a wobble chair, it’s fine. The annoying thing about it is that the base falls off whenever it is picked up and goes crashing on the tile floor. I’ve tried foam inserts to keep the base intact hit they’ve worn down.