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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get her a yoga ball to sit on. That way she can move around a bit while having to sit. My child was in OT and did all his seat work on a yoga ball. [/quote] Sped teacher/HSer here I love the idea of yoga balls, but in my experience, if you put a kid on a yoga ball and aren't right there, then they will stand up and stretch and the ball will roll away. When yoga balls first became a thing, I spent a lot of time chasing stray balls in my classroom! In my opinion, they work better if you have an adult 1:1 with the child, like in OT. So, they might be perfect for OP if she's not also trying to work at a different computer or chase a toddler or something. I know that we have a six year old in our homeschool this year, and I wouldn't be able to stay with her all the time. Here are some things that do approximately the same thing and don't roll away, except the first one which is just a yoga ball with eyeballs. The cushion at the bottom is a good cheap option, the other ones that I've tried on that list (haven't tried them all, but I've tried a lot) are good too, the cushion is just cheaper. https://vurni.com/active-sitting-chairs-stools-for-kids/ [/quote]
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