Everything you need to know
Description
The rain has lasted all afternoon and everybody is running out of ideas. “Go and play” is a lot to ask when nothing feels interesting. Put a simple balancing challenge in front of them. One step onto the board and an ordinary corner of the room becomes somewhere to explore.
A small challenge, not a whole new game.
Rock gently, find a comfortable position and celebrate the moment they choose to step off. Balance is personal, and a movement break doesn't need to look the same for every child. This board is about having another option at home when sitting still has stopped being fun.
Make the first go inviting.
Choose a clear, level space with an adult nearby. Try one gentle movement together and let your child set the pace. Want movement with a visible route instead? The Stepping Stones turn the floor into a short journey.
Features & details
- Material: PP plastic
- Size: 36x36x5cm
- Weight: 0.55kg
- Five colour options
How to use
Use the board on a clear, flat floor with an adult nearby.
Start with one short balance activity so the movement break has a clear job.
Put the board away or move to the next agreed activity when the turn ends.
Delivery & returns
Delivery is free on every order. Every physical product is covered by our 14-day guarantee. See our Shipping Policy and Returns & Refunds Policy for details.
Product details, guidance & comparisons
“Take a break” can be as vague as the homework your child just put down. Put the Balance Board on a flat floor and make the break one simple thing: step on, find your balance, step off. Your child knows what the break is and when it ends, then it’s back to the next thing.
A break your child understands
- “Take a break” becomes one action: step on, balance, step off.
- Short and sweet: a quick go on the board, then it goes back in the corner.
- Easy to repeat: the same quick break before homework or between jobs.
- Needs very little space: just a clear, flat bit of floor.
- Five colours: orange, yellow, purple, blue or green.
Is this the right movement break?
Choose the Balance Board for a short standing break that stays in one spot and has a clear finish. If you’d rather have a route across the floor, the Sensory Path or Stepping Stones are the better fit.
Balance Board or an unstructured movement break?
| What matters |  ClarikindBalance Board for Kids – Sensory Movement Board |
An unstructured movement break |
|---|---|---|
| One clear action | Step on, balance and step off | Choose a movement activity before starting |
| Floor space | A standing balance activity in one spot | Space depends on the activity chosen |
| Repeat the routine | Bring out the same board for the next break | Explain or choose the activity again |
Useful guide: Fidgeting and Focus: Choose Movement That Fits the Task.
Step on. Balance. Move to what comes next.
Questions parents ask
Clear answers before you choose.
When is this the right option?
What do I receive?
How do we try it first?
What age or setup should I check?
How does delivery work?
What if it is not right for us?
Will my child actually use it?
Offer one short balance game with you nearby — step on, balance, step off. Keeping it short and clear makes it easy to repeat.
Other practical supports for the same everyday challenge.
Choose only what fits the moment. These are optional additions, not requirements.
Balance Board for Kids – Sensory Movement Board
Price
29.99£