This World Autism Understanding Day, April 2nd, let’s move beyond just being 'aware' of Autism and Autistic people and start to understand, accept and celebrate Autism and Autistic people.
What reasonable adjustments might be required to support children with Autism in your environment?
The Cap Tilt Stool can be used for children who need to practice stability, build trunk, head and neck control, and build upper limb strength.
The angle of the stool allows a gravity assisted strong anchor point for the feet.
Supports access and participation in floor-based play or group experiences where children are seated on the floor
Educators should consider how this stool will be used within the care environment to maximise children’s participation in the program and to facilitate peer interaction
The Rifton Activity Chair is a clinical positional chair, adapted to provide customised active seating for the child. The Hi/Lo base enables the chair to be adapted to a variety of tasks.
Cut-out tables allow children to participate in group activities and mealtimes in either seated or standing positions. They are also designed to support children requiring the use of additional specialist equipment such as supportive seating and standing frames. Tables can be raised or lowered. |
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A large, plastic tray that can be used flat, angled or as an easel. The table works well in conjunction with a corner seat. Various sizes available to suit children from the ages of 9 months to 6 years. |
