Kaye Small Vertical Stander Tadpole

Many children with cerebral palsy or other disabilities that make standing unaided difficult use a stander. Reported benefits of standing include a decrease in the incidence of contractures and fractures. Individuals who cannot sustain full weight on their legs while they are straight can experience appropriate alignment of the spine, hips, knees and ankles while supported in the Kaye Vertical Stander.

The Stander is designed to accommodate children 18 months up to 9 years. The Stander offers a variety of supports for positioning, including pelvic stabilizers, a posterior cushion and pads at the knee to help users attain and maintain knee extension. Removable and adjustable shoe clamps and a thoracic support are also available to aid with positioning. An optional tray, caster base, extension rod, leg abductor and lateral leg supports are available.

• Designed as positioning aids for users who do not have adequate balance to stand independently and who need lower body support to attain alignment while standing.
• For users 18 months to 9 years.
• Pelvic Stabilizer:
  
  • Inside depth adjusts 3.5″ to 8.5″.
  • Inside width adjusts 5″ to 11.25″.
  • Swings open for access to stander.
• Base width: 20″.
• Retractable base to fit against counters.
• Base length when fully extended: 29.25″
• Removable, height-adjustable knee cushion: 5″H x 14″W.
• Removable, height-adjustable thoracic support.
• Shoe clamps adjust to angle the user’s toes in or out.

• Optional caster base (Available with or without Installed Casters)
• Optional lateral knee supports
• Optional tray
• Optional extension rod for users near the top range of height-adjustability
• Optional abductor