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Kore Wobble Stool: A Chair for Kids Who Can’t Sit Still!

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The Wobble Stool is a great chair for kids who can’t sit still! The Kore Wobble Stool design gently rolls with your child’s natural movements, so he or she stays supported and comfortable while they wiggle around. Kids can sit, wiggle, and fidget on this nifty chair while intuitively exercising their back muscles and working out their restless energy in comfort and support.

The Wobble Stool can be used at home and at school. It can’t tip over so you don’t have to worry about it!

The Wobble Stool Award-Winning Sensory Chair comes in a variety of sizes and colors, too!

Mar 15, 2016Hillary Kleck
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Hillary Kleck

Hillary Kleck is the owner of Sensory Sun Tools for Modern Parents of Kids Who are Blind. She is the mother of Madilyn, who was born blind with bilateral anophthalmia in 2005.

Since then, Hillary has committed to helping other parents provide the opportunities necessary for lifelong success.

Don't forget to enjoy the journey!

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