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Kanga Pouch Sensory Swing©
Our premium sensory swing is meticulously crafted to provide unparalleled comfort and therapeutic benefits for your child. Designed with a double layer of high-quality, stretchable fabric, it delivers a deep-pressure sensation akin to a comforting hug, enhancing your child’s sense of security and aiding in emotional regulation.
Endorsed by occupational therapists, our swing supports the development of balance, coordination, and body awareness, making it a trusted choice for therapy and home use alike.
Parents and children alike prefer our swing for its durability and the calming, cocoon-like environment it provides, offering a safe haven for relaxation and sensory integration.
Choose our sensory swing to provide your child with a superior, trusted, and cherished space to relax, play, and grow.
Cara Kombol
Growing up as one of six kids, with half of my siblings being neurodivergent, I was always surrounded by different ways of thinking and experiencing the world. That shaped me early on and eventually led me to earn a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Washington State University. Now, as a neurodivergent adult and a parent to two kids navigating sensory processing disorder and ADHD, I’m deeply committed to celebrating and supporting the incredible minds in our neurodivergent community.
With over 15 years of hands-on experience raising neurodivergent kids, I’ve gained an expert-level understanding—not from textbooks, but from real-life trial and error, countless therapy sessions, and the ongoing process of learning and adapting. That experience fuels my work as a writer, where I use the magic of picture books to bring understanding, connection, and support to kids who think and feel differently.
Inspired by my own family’s journey, I have a growing list of book ideas centered on neurodiversity, empathy, and self-acceptance. My goal? To create stories that help kids feel seen, that help parents feel understood, and that build a world where neurodivergent minds aren’t just accommodated—they’re celebrated.