Items may be simple, such as a footrest, or customized, such as lateral supports to assist with stable, upright trunk and head positions. Aids include standers and devices that assist children in maintaining a variety of positions. Self-care devices allow children with disabilities to dress, clean, and feed themselves. They include electric feeders, adapted utensils, and specially designed showers and toilet seats. Social interaction and recreation devices allow children with disabilities to have fun with their peers, and include drawing software, computer games and simulations, and adapted puzzles and games.
Visual aids help children who have vision problems.
For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.