Cotton Cocoon Hanging Chair for Children

A Rather Marvellous Suspended Retreat for Your Little One

If you've ever watched a child discover the perfect reading nook, you'll understand why this hanging cocoon chair is rather brilliant. It's the sort of thing that makes nurseries actually function, if you see what I mean. A beautifully crafted suspended seat that transforms any room into a cosy sanctuary for play, reading, or simply doing absolutely nothing at all. Which, let's be honest, children are rather good at.

Why Choose Our Hanging Cocoon Chair

Thoughtfully Made Materials: Constructed from premium 210 gsm cotton that's genuinely durable, easy to clean, and entirely kind to sensitive skin. No chemical nasties, synthetic dyes, or harsh detergents involved. Just proper, honest fabric.

Perfectly Supportive Cushioning: A double-stitched circular cushion measuring 60 centimetres in diameter, filled with hypoallergenic silicone beads that maintain shape beautifully through years of lounging. Rather clever engineering, really.

Genuinely Safe Design: All edges are reinforced with protective webbing, and two fabric handles at the opening make climbing in and out splendidly easy. Everything meets strict safety standards.

Wonderfully Practical Suspension: The transport strap doubles as your hanging mechanism, protecting against tears and snags. Total height of 160 centimetres, designed for ceiling installation with absolute confidence.

Product Details

Weight Capacity: Safely supports up to 60 kilograms

Suitable Age: Children aged 36 months and older

Cushion Dimensions: 60 centimetre diameter with 10 centimetre thickness

Material Composition: High quality cotton, hypoallergenic silicone fill

Maintenance: Readily cleanable and built to last through childhood adventures

Perfect For: Bedroom nooks, playrooms, reading corners, sensory spaces. Rather good for children seeking calm, focus, or just a bit of solitude.

Adult supervision during play is recommended. This hanging chair becomes something of a beloved fixture in homes where parents recognise that children need their own special spaces. Rather splendid, if we do say so.