Hi Gary, First let me say that i too have a handicapped child ( son, severe brain damage from birth ) and he loves to swing as well but needs a modified one. He will be 8 July 3rd. I seen the perfect swing for him and i believe it was in a magazine i get on a regular basis, the Sportsman's guide, they sell wholesale hunting, fishing, outdoors equipment, plus alot of odds and ends. I know that i have a magazine here somewhere, so i will dig it out just to make sure that i do have the name correct. I know that they also have a website. The swing that i am talking about i am most sure that it would work for your daughter and that will attach to just about anything as well as you have the option to buy a metal frame for it that will assemble and unassembly quickly and small enough to store and use inside the house for her!!!! If you are like me you cant even think about being able to afford to buy something with out of pocket money through places like Flaghouse and Sammons Prestons etc... The best part about this swing and frame is that you can buy both pieces for well under $100.00 !!!!!!!!! The swing itself is made out of a very durable and weather resistant material that when you put her in it will sort of form to her and will keep her in a little bit of a reclined position. ( just right ) Oh yeah, there is also the option to buy a piece that will attach to the bottom of the swing that instead of having her legs always dangling will support the feet too. I will look today for the magazine if you are interested and post it for you. Good luck on your swing quest!!!!! Wendy

I am interested in the swing you are talking about. It sounds like it would work well for my son. We want a swing for him to have on the swingset at grandpas like his little brother does. We cant afford the one from Flaghouse, but can afford under $100. Please post the company name, Thanks! :)