Sammons Preston
Description
Postural Support: The seat has a contoured interior with a 90∘ seat-to-back angle, which is fundamental for promoting correct and upright sitting posture. The curved sides provide crucial lateral support for the head, trunk, thighs, and hips, and are designed to prevent shoulder retraction.
Secure Positioning: The seat includes an integrated abductor to maintain proper hip alignment. A 45∘ hip positioning strap and a quick-release H-belt help to keep the user safely and securely in place. The shoulder harness straps have slots for 4 inches of vertical adjustment to accommodate a child's growth.
Versatility and Compatibility: While it can be used on its own as a stand-alone seat, it is designed to be paired with other Tumble Forms accessories. It can be attached to the Tumble Forms 2 Floor Sitter Wedge (which fits S, M, & L seats) to create a floor sitter system, or to the Large Mobile Base for easy transport.
Durable and Hygienic: The seat is covered with a seamless, non-toxic, and anti-microbial material. This makes it resistant to odors, urine, and stains, and easy to clean and sanitize. The material is also designed to resist cracking and peeling over time.
Sizing: The Large size is recommended for children with a height of up to 60 inches.
The Tumble Forms 2 Feeder Seat Positioner is a highly versatile tool for providing secure and comfortable positioning. Its primary uses include:
Feeding: As its name suggests, it provides a stable and upright position that is ideal for mealtimes.
Short-term Activities: It serves as an excellent alternative to a wheelchair or a stander for various short-term activities at home, in a clinic, or at school. This can include activities like reading, playing, or watching television.
Therapy and Rehabilitation: The seat provides the necessary support for therapeutic sessions, such as speech therapy and activities that focus on improving head control and trunk stability.
Promoting Social Interaction: By providing a supported position on the floor, the seat allows a child to be at eye level with their peers, encouraging greater social engagement and inclusion.