'Swring' appears to help children with autism

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'Swring' appears to help children with autism

September 7, 2010 (WLS) -- A Washington state man has designed a special swing

that he says helps children diagnosed with autism.

The inventor says the Swring (pronounced " shh-ring " ) helps children develop

strength, poise and balance, and it appears to have a positive impact on

children with autism who struggle to show emotion and to interact with others.

Emory calls it the " Swring. " He says it gets grins and giggles from

children who try it.

, a lifelong inventor and grandfather of 11, was inspired by a friend who

designed homemade climbing rings.

took the climbing ring idea and put his own spin on it.

The inventor says the Swring (pronounced " shh-ring " ) helps children develop

strength, poise and balance, and it appears to have a positive impact on

children with autism who struggle to show emotion and to interact with others.

To order or for more information, visit www.swring.com, or contact:

Swring Co., Inc

P.O. Box 1053

Airway Heights, WA 99001

888-857-8746 (Phone)

509-244-KIDS " 5437 " (fax)