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Introducing the anxiety chair for kids - Walla Chair!
Designed by a parent of a child with ADHD and tested by parents and educators of kids with ADHD, anxiety and other issues, Walla Chair promotes the well being of your child by providing a comfy, secure, and soothing place where they can self-regulate and focus.
Multiple ways to use Walla Chair
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Comfortable Sensory Chair
Walla Chair can be used as a comfortable chair that gives regulating sensory feedback while the child sits on the soft seat cushion.
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Enclosed Nook-Like Chair
If your child prefers a more enclosed or nook-like experience, simply remove the seat cushion. The Walla Chair base includes comfortable memory foam that provides comfort and the sides of the chair will provide a sense of security and safety.
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Use the Seat Cushion for Pressure
The seat cushion can be used by your child comforting pressure on top of their body while sitting in the chair or anywhere.
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Completely Enclosed
We will be coming out with a hood for the chair at the end of summer which will allow the seat to be a cocoon style seat that really helps to block out distractions and helps focus even more.
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Fidget Chair
Another option we will be adding by the end of 2024 is a snap on fidget base with interchangeable fidgets like buttons, wheels, textures, switches, etc.
The Scientific Case For Walla Chair
Several studies have explored the benefits of sensory chairs for children with ADHD, autism, or anxiety. Sensory chairs, also known as adaptive seating, are designed to help children improve focus, reduce anxiety, and enhance learning experiences.
Chairs that apply pressure, often referred to as sensory compression seating or deep pressure stimulation chairs, have been investigated for their potential benefits for children with ADHD, autism, or anxiety. These chairs are designed to provide proprioceptive input, which can be calming and help with focus and self-regulation.
Enclosed seating chairs, also known as sensory pods or hug chairs, provide a calming, cocoon-like environment that can help children with ADHD, autism, or anxiety by reducing sensory overload and promoting a sense of security. Click here for scientific study details.
