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?
Standing systems can be used for children who are unable to stand independently, to keep their body in good alignment and posture.
The Leckey MYGO Stander is designed for use with children aged 4-14 years. The seating system is fully adjustable.
Educators should consult the operating manual and therapists as needed
As this chair does not place the child on the floor, consider other seating options such as the Jenx Corner Chair or Cap Corner Chair to ensure the child can have opportunities to engage with peers in floor activities
The R82 Mustang is anterior/posterior gait trainer for positioning and support while children learn the skills of walking. It features adjustable angle positioning for forward tilt in the anterior configuration, along with full upright support in the posterior configuration.
Standing frames can be used for children who are unable to stand independently.
This is a prone (forward-tilted) upright standing frame suitable for a child who needs support to stand but may not be able to tolerate a fully upright position. It can be adjusted to accommodate a child from approximately 12 months to 5 years of age.
Standing frames can be used for children who are unable to stand independently, to keep their body in good alignment and posture.
The Jenx Multistander is designed for use with children aged between 9 months and 13 years. The frames have an upright design and the height of the frame and leg positions are adjustable without the need to use any tools. A tray comes with this stand, which can be stored when not in use.
