Gaiam Kids Balance Ball Chair - Classic Children's Stability Ball Chair, Alternative School Classroom Flexible Desk Seating for Active Students with Satisfaction Guarantee, Blue/Green

Easy to Put together, we got for my son since he struggles to sit still. Definitely kids size and sits too low for a standard table so he just uses to for fun now.

This is a great chair for your young kiddo to sit and do homework, color, legos, etc...It comes with a pump, however it does take a bit of time to pump up. I didn't use an air compressor, which would have probably made it easier. The instructions indicate the size of the ball with max blow up - adhere to that. If blown up properly, the ball will fit snuggly into the base, and will allow for firm seating. This is not a toy, not meant to bounce on. It's great for core strengthening and back. Great chair, may buy more. Great for flexible seating within the classroom as well.

If I could rate this chair out of 10, I’d give it a 12. It has surpassed my expectations. It’s the perfect size for 4-7 year olds. The ball inflates to 15 inches. I will be a customer of this brand for life. I am so impressed! It even came with the tools needed to put the chair together, and a ball pump to inflate the ball. I put it together in under 5 minutes, it was so easy to construct. I will be sharing this product with all of my mom friends.DISCLAIMER: (This review is not sponsored, I used my own money to buy this chair for my 4 year old daughter and in no way has this brand influenced my review! It really is that good!)

My 10 year old fails to sit still, enter the bouncy chair. Her extra energy goes into bouncing and she can focus more or getting her school work done. It did take inflating and deflating a few times to get it to a good size that filled the chair. Just leave it inflated for a few hours and then deflate and repeat to desired size.

Bought for my little who struggles with sitting still with homework/reading. I’ve used this one time and to tell you how totally different his reading was, I can even explain it. He typically gets distracted and stops every few words with some random/unrelated question. Then to get him to sit and read is a struggle. Always starts with a tantrum. And even though he’s in 1st grade and knows punctuation, he wasn’t stopping and taking breaks where he should. So I told him to sit on the ball and read… the very first time he read it straight through. The second time I could tell he was bouncing with the correct rhythm of how a sentence should flow. It blew my mind. I hope this is the answer to smooth homework nights. Much smaller than for a regular desk and bigger than a kiddie table. Perfect for his elf length.

for kindergarten not middle schoolers

The product is as advertised and was delivered when promised and in good condition.

Most kids' desks (at least for ages 4-8) are around 24 inches. I don't know, but this is the height I've seen for many kids' desks that I've shopped around for from different furniture stores. As nice as this ball chair is, it's way too short for kids' desks that are around 24". The ball that comes with this is way too small for this chair to be properly ergonomic. If the desk were 18-20 inches, then this would be great. I'm going to have to shop around for a replacement ball so my son can use this without messing up his posture from being too low.