Starter kit
Reflex Integration Starter kit
These are the five tools I'd start with at home. The C rocker flips over for belly and back work, the headlamp turns eye tracking into a game, Spot It! keeps kids busy while they hold tricky positions, the Rezzimax gives targeted vibration, and the swing adds calming vestibular input. Your child's OT will choose the specific exercises; this is the equipment that makes them easy and fun.
The five tools I start with
The starter kit
Rocking, swinging, eye tracking, vibration and a game to play in position. Everything but the swing tucks away.
A playroom set up for movement
Add when you have room
Climbing, crawling and balance, the rest of the movement foundation.
Which one?
Small space vs. dedicated room
| The starter kit | Add when you have room | |
|---|---|---|
| Space | A corner, plus a ceiling joist for the swing | A clear wall and open floor |
| Installation | One ceiling hook for the swing | A wall gym anchored into studs |
| Covers | Rocking, swinging, eye tracking, vibration and games in position | Climbing, crawling and balance |
| Best for | Starting reflex work at home, or keeping it going after an intensive | High-energy kids with a home program and room to move |
Don't push through an activity that's really hard or upsetting for your child; tell your OT. Supervise climbing and swinging, with mats underneath.