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Help Center | Contact Us | Catalog | My Account 877-664-4565 International Customers, click here Adaptive Equipment     Autism     Shop By Diagnosis     Buying Guide     Featured Brands     What's New     Chat Now Shop by Category  ABA & Autism  Active Play Toys  Aids to Daily Living  Bath, Toileting & Diapers  Beds & Sleeping  Books & Dvds  Classroom Furniture  Computer Aids  Dining  Mobility Aids  Motor Skills  Seating & Positioning  Sensory Motor  Special Needs Toys  Speech & Communication  Standers & Standing Aids  Strollers, Wheelchairs & Ramps  Therapy & Rehab Supplies  Treatment & Clinic Furniture  Trikes, Bikes, Scooters & More   Choosing Your All Terrain Stroller and Enjoy Outings to the Park   If your child has special needs that include mobility problems or if they just tire out on outings, you need to find a safe mobility stroller designed to accommodate them. Most wheelchairs are large, heavy and not practical for use gravel, grass or trails. With the Axiom All Terrain Strollers, you can enjoy the great outdoors no matter how old the rider is or where you are at.  Available in 3 sizes, the Axiom Stroller is available with a variety of support and positioning options which can be easily added or removed to the seat.   In stock now, we can have the Axiom stroller shipped out to you shortly for plenty of time to enjoy the great outdoors.  Call us for assistance with sizing or product selection. Axiom 1.5 Stroller Axiom 2 Stroller Axiom 3 Stroller     Free shipping on all disposable diapers within the continental U.S. Click here for a FREE SAMPLE   Also Recommended Aquanaut Toilet Chair Lisa Pediatric Postural Mobility Stroller 2-in-1 Activity Seat     Eco-Buggy Pediatric Mobility Seat Adaptive Seating for Special Needs Classrooms Children with one or more of the diagnoses-Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), learning disabilities or an autism spectrum disorder frequently struggle to focus and learn. Decreased muscle tone and the constant need for movement sensory input contribute to fidgeting, sliding off chairs and slouching into positions that interfere with writing and other fine-motor activities. Adaptive seating and alternative positioning provide sensory input that may help these students improve attention to tasks. Here are several suggestions you can try in the classroom setting. Therapy balls come in all different sizes. A therapist or teacher should choose a ball that enables the child to comfortably sit with her feet resting flat on the floor. Hips and knees should be at 90 degree angles-same as during traditional seating. Special holders can be used that stabilize the ball avoiding unwanted play and distraction. The student may then gently bounce in place while seated at a desk-thus receiving the sensory input that promotes focus and improves muscle tone. At the same time the student’s frequent postural adjustments strengthen the core abdominal and trunk muscles. This is important because increasing strength and muscle tone will also promote motor control to use a pencil, scissors and other classroom tools. Read More         for additional discounts and coupons     Download a new Special Needs Internet Browser NOW!!!     Indoor Therapy Gym   Developmental Adult Trike Cando Latex Free Exercise Bands Books & Resources     Fun Ride - Zip Lines     KAYE Swivel Front Wheeled Posture Control Walkers Parallel Bars     Therapy Balls   Gift Center Returns Quote Request Help Center MORE WAYS TO SHOP      eGift Cards      Order Forms      Schools & Government Agencies      Purchase Orders      W-9 Form Requests      Quote Request CUSTOMER SERVICE      Contact Us      Shipping Information      Help Center      International Help      Chat Now      Measurement Forms      FAQ's      Terms and Conditions      Site Map RESOURCES      Letters of Medical Necessity      Resources      Product Literature      Special Needs Articles ABOUT eSPECIAL NEEDS      Company Information      Employment      Press Releases   You have agreed to receive eSpecial Needs email updates.   If you choose to unsubscribe, we will process your request as quickly as possible. However, it is possible that you will receive an email that has already been scheduled. We apologize for any inconvenience. eSpecial Needs LLC., 11724 Lackland Industrial Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 3146922424

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