Here you can read more about what the professionals from the Danish company BørneSpecialisterne thinks about the chair.
BørneSpecialisterne, Odense
At our company, we have tested the EVOLVE chair on several different target groups of children with special needs. Children with difficulties in keeping focus. This group of children normally has to be guided when standing on a step stool otherwise they would fall down if they were derived. In the EVOLVE chair, they are safe and can participate more independently in e.g. cooking. The chair supports and delimits the area around the child. The chair is also tested for children with reduced balance and strength in one body half. The chair has made it possible for the children to participate in everyday activities such as lubricating food packages, cooking, playing with playful things in water in the sink, etc. without falling down. This was not possible for the children before they tested the EVOLVE chair. In addition, stability, balance, coordination in terms of climbing up and down, weight bearing on legs and arms, as well as, for example, fine motor skills, depending on which activity is selected.
Karoline Wede Enevoldsen
Occupational therapist and owner of the company
www.børnespecialisterne.dk
Competency development
6 months +
The EVOLVE ™ chair can be used from 6 months of age. Most children can sit in a highchair from 6 months of age...
1-2 years
In the age of one to two year, the children begin to discover their creative abilities. They are very focused on the sensory challenges...
2-3 years
Two to three-year-olds enjoy using their senses and exploring their motor functions. They are curious and love to try out...
3-4 years
Three to four years learn primarily through discovery with all senses. They develop by solving more challenging tasks through...
5 years +
Five-year-olds are creative and enthusiastic problem solvers who want to be involved. They are becoming even more imaginative when creative solutions
BørneSpecialisterne
At our company, we have tested the EVOLVE chair on several different target groups of children with special needs. Children with difficulties