Galenus Medical
Fun and Function Air-Lite Cozy Canoe – Inflatable Sensory Peapod for Sensory Needs – Sensory Chair Compression Canoe for Kids Ages 3+ – Sensory Furniture – Purple – Medium
$187.71
- IMAGINATION MEETS RELAXATION: Fun and Function’s sensory canoe will be your child’s new favorite place to calm down and have sensational adventures! This sensory boat provides soothing pressure that turns playtime into effective therapy
- FEELS LIKE A COZY HUG: Cozying up in this sensory pea pod feels like a calming hug and the therapeutic compression is great for sensory over or under responders. Slip into our calming sensory canoe and watch the tension melt away!
- PERFECT FOR SENSORY INPUT: Kids can use this inflatable pea pod for a variety of adventures to help improve motor planning skills, balance reactions & sensory input. Rock the boat on pretend waves or climb in and out for great therapy fun!
- RELAX IN A SOFT NOOK: Made with latex free vinyl and a soft surface, children with tactile sensitivity will love snuggling into this durable & inflatable lounger to read a book, watch TV or just calm down
- EASY SETUP: Quickly & easily inflate (high volume pump required; not included) or deflate this sensory tool for easy storage & travel! For home use only; not recommended for clinical use. Not for use as a flotation device. Don’t use in or near water
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Additional information
| Weight | 7.9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.5 × 13 × 2.5 in |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Package Dimensions | 18.5 x 13 x 2.5 inches; 7.9 Pounds |
| Date First Available | October 29, 2014 |
| ASIN | B00OZ84CZC |
| Manufacturer | Fun and Function |
Justin –
My children love this. It is very sturdy and provides the perfect amount of proprioception. The company was incredibly quick and efficient and handling an issue I had. Highly recommend both this product and company.
H. Grant –
My daughter will go in the canoe on her own and read. This is a game changer!! She loves it and the color! Highly recommend.
Trish Austin –
My adopted daughter was born with NAS, and we used this product for extra sensory input. She slept in it for a month or so, but then found it uncomfortable. Went back to a regular bed. The product itself is very well made and, although she uses it as a toy, has withstood a lot of rough play.