Prone lying is hard work for a child with low tone or poor head control, and most will not tolerate it flat on the floor. A wedge changes that by lifting the chest and shoulders so the child can hold their head up long enough to look at something worth looking at.
The Jenx wedge gives you a stable incline for prone play, weight bearing through the forearms and early head and neck work. Turned around it supports supine positioning, and it can be used to raise the trunk for a child who needs to be off flat. Five sizes cover small babies through to older children, so the incline stays matched as the child grows, and two colours keep it looking like something that belongs in a lounge room.
The surface wipes down, and the shape is simple enough that a parent, educator or support worker can set it up correctly after one demonstration.
We are Tasmanian owned and can bring sizes out to compare.
