WOW! The combination of the bird’s nest swing and two single seats swing is a hit: children love it, as it can be done individually and together. It facilitates lying, seated, and standing swinging, alone or together. It is a great facilitator of fun rough-and-tumble play. The seats allow for multiple users of all abilities and most ages to play day after day, for hours and hours. Swinging, apart from being tremendous fun, trains the children’s ABCs: agility, balance and coordination, as well as their spatial awareness. These motor skills are crucial to being able to judge distance and navigate traffic safely. The standing sitting, lying and standing swing activities train the arm, leg and core muscles. Jumping off builds bone density – the majority of which is built up during the first years of life. Finally, this swing supports social skills such as taking turns and cooperation.