Autism and Swinging :
Swinging can help special needs children combat their struggles with balance and coordination.
Integrating swinging into their daily routine can help the development of their gross motor skills and muscles.
The more swinging that is practiced, the more balance and coordination can be achieved.
Get a swing for your child at home : WHERE YOUR CHILD’S SWING SHOULD GO
You can consider putting your swing outside.
Placing a swing set outside is the most common space, but know that it is also important to have a swing that is accessible at all times.
Late night episodes happen. You want to have a swing accessible for your child at all times to help calm them without any interrupted disturbances.
