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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   KAYE Anterior Chest Support Walkers w/o Forearm Supports   The Kaye Anterior Chest Support Walkers without Forearm Supports, have been specifically designed for users with severe spasticity, athetosis, or ataxia. They allow individuals who can support weight on their legs, but lack the upper extremity strength to use a traditional anterior walker, the opportunity to stand, take steps, and move! The front wheels can swivel or lock in the forward position while the rear wheels have an external ratchet mechanism to prevent the walker from rolling backwards. The anterior chest pad adjusts in height, width, and angle for individual customization. On the Kaye Anterior Chest Support Walkers without Forearm Supports the handgrip position adjusts front to back for comfortable, secure upper extremity positioning and support. Children who need additional support at the arms will find the adjustable forearm supports with multi-positional handgrips ideal. The walkers fold flat for storage or transport.   Please send us any comments, concerns or any questions you may have on our new site by emailing us at sales@especialneeds.com   Free shipping on all disposable diapers within the continental U.S. Click here for a FREE SAMPLE   Also Recommended KAYE Red Walkers     KAYE Four Wheeled Posture Control Walkers   KAYE Four Wheeled Posture Rest Walkers with Seat Nimbo Posterior Pediatric Walker       Social Stories: Introduction A social story is an intervention strategy that teaches, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) self-awareness as well as self-calming, and self-management skills.   Imagine ...   You are at home watching your favorite TV program. Suddenly it is interrupted by a news bulletin. You have been waiting all week to see what will happen next on your show but now you’re suddenly in the middle of news that you think could wait until later.   Despite disappointments now and then, you have learned how to deal with life’s little changes, but what if you had not learned those skills? What if situations like this threw you off every time they occurred? Can a person learn how to deal with this type of challenge? Read More         for additional discounts and coupons     Download a new Special Needs Internet Browser NOW!!!     TLC Weighted Blanket Training Wheels Adaptive Tricycles Social Skills Books     Balance Therapy Balls   VibraDerm Massager Brush Fidget Toys   Clocks, Counters & Timers 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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