There are different positions for the wheel to be used in. There's a lounging, an upright, and a sideways position. The stick ends in prongs that hold the wheel in different positions. Learning to do this will provide your child with dexterity. The Immuel Toys material enclosed with Sweel provides some interesting historical facts.
Children use available materials for fun.
They make up toys from junk. They've made toys from barrel hoops and sticks, hub caps and a rod from a broken umbrella, bicycle wheels and a stick. Children can make that hoop and wheel or hub cap swirl, flip, spin, stay up, stay put, bounce, and slide. In other words, they can make it dance. Jasper Harding used his memories as a child to do the same thing with his Sweel.