The Bamboo Brace is a great tool to help special needs children with Hemiplegia, Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Delays to learn how to roll, sit, crawl, stand and walk.

The Bamboo Brace supports the elbow joint and keeps the arm at a better angle to assist in the development of gross motor skills. The flexible and interchangeable stays allow parents and therapists to select just the right amount of resistance to allow gross motor movement while not preventing fine motor play.

The Bamboo Brace comes in two sizes. The small size fits children approximately 18 months and younger and the regular size fits children ranging from about 18 months to 4 years.

Select The Bamboo Brace Size Small/Baby if:
Your child measures less than 3 inches from the bend of the elbow to the armpit)

Select The Bamboo Brace Size Regular if:
Your child measures greater than 3 inches from the bend of the elbow to the armpit)


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The Skuut is a wooden bike for typical children ages 2 - 5 and varying ages of special needs kids depending on their size. It has no pedals and no training wheels. Children kick off the ground as if running, thus pushing or "skuut-ing" themselves and the bike forward. The Skuut is perfect for learning balance, steering, coordination and independence. Having mastered balance on the Skuut, the transition to a traditional two wheeler bike is easy.

The Skuut works great for children with special needs and has taught children with diagnoses like Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, Cerebral Palsy and general developmental delays how to ride two-wheeled bikes. Learn More

A challenging, fun, comfortable to walk on, wavy balance beam! The pieces of the Tactile Path can be arranged in straight or curved patterns to provide users with multiple ways of playing. The slopes on the path were designed to challenge balance control and are an excellent way for special needs children to improve motor skill proficiency. Learn More

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- The Baby Dipper Bowl allows for easy feeding with one hand, perfect for parents of twins
- Great for children with special needs or typical children just learning to use a bowl and spoon
- Contoured transparent interior and non-slip base
- Spoon-shaped lower corner
- Parents can use their free hand to clean or entertain the baby Learn More

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- Teaches excellent hand-eye coordination
- Remarkable for special needs children
- Prepares children for all sports
- Soft and easy to catch and throw Learn More