A pair of side parts for the Cricket seat, forming a firmer edge down each side of the seat unit and giving the hips and thighs something to sit against.
Defined sides help a child stay centred, so they do not drift to one side of the chair, which is often the first thing that goes when a child is tired or is being pushed over uneven ground. For a clinician, they also give a starting point for shaping the seat, since the width reduction wedges fit against them.
They are worth specifying early on a chair that will be used for several years, because they set up the seat to be narrowed and then let out again as the child grows.






