Description
The Aeris Swoppster is suitable for children of kindergarten and primary school age and is height adjustable (15kg-50kg, up to a height of 160cm). Its movement dimensions promote physical and mental development, as movement has been proven to increase concentration and enhance learning. This ergonomic children's desk chair makes healthy and active sitting possible from the very beginning. With its selection of different colors, the children's swivel chair is an eye-catcher in any child's room. Choose from colorful seat covers and a white or black frame and configure the Swoppster in your child's favorite color.
The breathable cover of the Aeris Swoppster in blue is easily removable and even washable. The castors of the white frame can also be exchanged for glides (included) if necessary and thus easily converted into a children's desk chair without castors.
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The children's swivel chair that makes fun.
The child does not want to sit still? Fortunately! Because it's natural for children to fidget. With the Aeris Swoppster, sitting still is out of the question. The ergonomic children's desk chair was specially designed for the movement needs of children of kindergarten and primary school age.
The desk chair for children that promotes healthy sitting from the very beginning.
Movement promotes neuronal networking in the brain and thus mental development. Due to the three-dimensional mobility of the Swoppster to the front, to the side and vertically (up and down movement), the brain is better supplied with blood and oxygen. So you can concentrate much better on learning and have more fun doing it. What was that again?
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GIVE YOUR CHILD A DESK CHAIR THAT IS FUN TO USE.
The genuine Aeris 3D technology in the Swoppster ensures that children can freely follow their natural urge to move, even when sitting, and encourages active posture changes. This keeps children more alert and focused. Unless their little brother is already telling his favorite joke again, the one he told yesterday. And the day before yesterday...
