US EditionPowered mobility devices must adapt to child's needs, parents say
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Powered mobility devices must adapt to child's needs, parents say
Powered, ride-on toy cars to help children with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) type 1 be more mobile must be adapted for easy access and match a child’s motor abilities, according to parents who took part in a 12-week training program in Spain. The parents also said it’s important to assess the home environment to identify barriers, to receive education and regular professional support, and to develop family-centered mobility goals. “Early powere…
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