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Children who have a disability need adaptive equipment to help them with some of their basic movement around the house and in the community and with everyday living skills. Some examples of adaptive equipment are a standing frame to help them to stand, a walker or gait trainer to help with walking, an adapted seat to eat and play or a bath seat to hold them when they are bathing.
With adaptive equipment, children with disabilities can play and interact with their siblings or peers, move more independently, improve their learning, and have more independence in their personal skills such as eating, dressing and bathing. This leads to a happier child and providing the opportunity to reach their maximum potential.