
Albio CP Walker Child- Height Adjustable Cerebral Palsy Walker, with Seat and Body Supporting Chest Belt- Small
Albio

Est. delivery 7-9 Days
Albio CP chair for children with cerebral palsy.
CP chair for children with a sliding activity table.
Has a 14-inch inner seat width.
Wooden multicolor chair that can also be used as a normal kids study table.
Velcro belts provide comfort and support.
Albio CP Chair comes with multiple features for positioning, mobility and daily activities.
Cerebral palsy chair with a wide, secure base and sliding activity table to facilitate play or learning activities.
CP chair with wheels is suitable for indoor and outdoor mobility.
The sliding tabletop can be used as a general kids study table and for other day-to-day activities.
The thigh separator is adjustable and removable for enhanced comfort.
The footrest can be adjusted according to the child's comfort or completely removed.
Sun mica table top and smooth paint provide an elegant appearance that can complement other room furniture.
Supporting Velcro belts are provided for the back, legs and feet, and these belts can be removed.
Maintain the chair clean and dust free.
Make the adjustments as per the childs requirement.
Always take care the child with a care taker when he / she is in the chair.
Primary Prevention
Ideal for children with postural support needs in daily activities — helps promote proper sitting alignment, encourages balanced posture, and supports comfortable participation in learning and play from an early stage.
Secondary Prevention
Suitable when postural challenges or reduced trunk control become noticeable — provides structured seating support to improve stability, enhance functional reach, and support better engagement during table-top activities.
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for children with cerebral palsy or long-term mobility and posture needs — helps maintain correct positioning, reduce strain, support therapeutic goals, and encourage sustained comfort and independence during extended use.

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