A knee abduction pommel sits between the thighs and keeps the legs apart, which is the starting point for a lot of what happens further up the body. For a child whose legs pull together into adduction, holding that separation helps keep the pelvis level and the hips seated properly, and it reduces the tendency to slide forward out of the seat.
It is a common part of a prescription where hip surveillance is a concern, or where a child scissors when they are tired or excited. Clinicians can pick the size that matches the amount of separation the client needs.
Two sizes are available, covering a range of x:panda seat sizes.
