KORE Design Wobble Stool Chair, Girls + Boys Kid Desk Stools, Ergonomic Small Office Chairs, Flexible Seating for Active Child, ADD/ADHD, Classroom, School, Home, Kids (14in), Age 6-7 yrs, Blue

If you have a wiggly & kinaesthetic learner of a child, this will be a great help if they need to sit & do any kind of 'still' work. Daughter (8) uses this & she can squirm about while she does school work. It's perfect! It has not yet caused her to topple over, but I guess if a kid is squirmy enough, they could... This works great for use at a little kid's table for height, or lower table, (as it won't work for a desk or kitchen table), as it would be too low. I plan to get the teen size for our office desk & when she works in there. That would be a better height. Its a solid & well-made still with enough movement to keep daughter happy.

I order the 16" junior chair for a 4th grade classroom. It arrived fairly quickly considering there was a weekend and a holiday right after I ordered. It has worked well to help a child on the spectrum focus, but should be used on carpet or a rug. Originally it was used on tile and it kept sliding. A small rug made a world of difference and suddenly it stayed in place and he was able to focus on his school work. It was easy to assemble. Time will tell if once the novelty wears off if it will continue to help, but so far it has been worth the money and an asset to the classroom.

When I first introduced the Kore Wobble Chairs into my classroom, I wasn't sure if I was upgrading my seating or launching a tiny wobble Olympics. Five years later, these chairs are still wobbling strong!Picture this: a 6th-8th grade special education class where kids can channel their inner Beyblades while staying seated. The Kore Wobble Chair isn't just a seat; it's a wiggly journey through the day.Pros:-Durability: These bad boys have seen more wiggles than a bowl of Jell-O at a trampoline park.-Flexibility: Perfect for kids who can't sit still but still need to sit.-Price: Wallet-friendly enough that I can afford to keep replacing snacks (because wiggling burns calories, people).-Aesthetic Appeal: Neutral colors blend seamlessly with my classroom decor, which is a bonus when you're trying to keep things looking sharp amid the chaos.Cons:-Comfort: Let's be real, they're not La-Z-Boys, but who needs comfort when you've got wobble? Apparently not middle schoolers.In conclusion, if you want your classroom to feel like a perpetual motion machine, get the Kore Wobble Chair. It's sturdy, it's wobbly, and it's the reason why my classroom is officially declared a "No Grounded Feet Zone."

I really do like this chair. It is a lot of fun to sit on & already I can feel muscles working that haven't had to work in a while. I was a bit concerned when I put it together that it didn't seem that secure but as I sat on it & moved it around, it seemed to lock in tighter. I do have a couple issues which lead to me giving this only 4 stars.First, the seat is really hard. Maybe for a kid it isn't that big of an issue, but I'm an adult & not used to sitting on hard plastic all day. I tried using a balance seat (those round inflatable exercise cushions) like I read about in another review but that did not work at all, it made the seat too high for my desk & felt really unstable. I finally ordered a custom seat cushion from another website & life is good there.My second & more concerning issue is how this chair slips. I have it at my desk at work & it sits on a chair mat. If I'm not careful, it will slip out from under me. I'm not sure if it is my lack of gracefulness or a combination of the plastic chair on a plastic mat or just the chair itself. I'm going to try it out on a couple different surfaces to see what works best. Like it said, it could just be me but I did want to mention it. Be careful until you get used to it.All in all, I'm glad I purchased this chair. I'm transitioning from a traditional office to chair to a combination of this chair & standing part time. I think it will work well for my purposes.

Best chairs for kids that need some movement in class!

A few days ago, we received the two chairs we ordered and so far, my boys love them. We ordered the Junior size for my 5yo and 6yo. The height of these are the height of my dining room chairs, so they sit comfortably in them. They were very easy to assemble and are sturdy. As for the durability, we've only had them a few days, so not sure how long they will last. From other reviews, they seem to hold up well.Because we are having to homeschool currently, I ordered these chairs because I was tired of telling my boys to stop fidgeting while sitting in the dining room chairs. I was honestly afraid they were going to break them, so these chairs were a good option.

I have wanted to purchase Wobble Chairs for a long time. A colleague and myself realized this would be the perfect addition to our classrooms of first graders. It's been shown that in performing well while reading and doing math, that students that move are able to attend to the learning better. The four chairs I purchased move easily and are very comfortable. The chairs are well constructed and will last many years. The items arrived on time as promised and I look forward to having my students enjoy them as they learn!Kore Patented WOBBLE Chair, Made in the USA, Active Sitting for Toddler, Pre-School, Kids, and Teens; Kids don't have to sit still anymore - "The BEST seat in any Classroom"! - Blue - Kids (14in)