Pediatric Manual Wheelchairs comes with variety of options to select from including lightweight, standard, ultra-light, transport wheelchairs according to one’s mobility needs.
Pediatric wheelchairs that keep up with the pace of kids! Available with a full range of easily tailored options and accessories, they’re wheelchairs that are as distinctive as your child’s personality. Pediatric Manual Wheelchairs can even grow with your child, so there’s no big adjustment to swapping to a new wheelchair, just lots of small ones.Provision with a wheelchair at an early stage, and the mobility it offers, enable the child to deal with the social surroundings, leading to independence and autonomy. Motivation to learn, to explore the environment and collect new experiences are important steps for the development of the personality of children.
Manual Wheelchairs has been specifically selected to enable kids to be kids – something the Motum therapists feel very passionate about. While our range is diverse all of our paediatric manual wheelchairs have three similarities – great build quality, clever design features and they look good. But, perhaps most importantly, they ALL grow, just like children, helping them to last longer.
Cerebral Palsy is a lifelong condition, and it requires a lot from the family and loved ones of the child affected. As with any child, constant care and love are always needed, but the child with cerebral palsy needs a lot more. As a parent of a child with cerebral palsy, you probably want your child to feel as unaffected as possible, and to do that, you may need the necessary accessories and equipment that will suit your child’s special needs. For example, even if your child is unable to clearly communicate verbally, there are many computer speech and communication aids that will help him or her to communicate with his or her peers. Or if your child, like all children, has a love for the outdoors and active play but cannot keep up with the neighborhood kids due to his or her disability, perhaps an adaptive cycle would best suit your child. Such a cycle would allow your child to bike with his or her peers without being “left behind.
children with cerebral palsy require special assistance of mobility devices in order to make it easier to move around and carry out daily tasks. Wheelchairs are often a popular choice for children with mobility issues as they come in different sizes and different accommodations, which makes it easier to find one that fits individual lifestyles and needs.
