Arm rests give a child in a Wombat Living somewhere to rest their forearms, which quietly does a lot of work. Supported arms take load off the shoulder girdle, help a child hold midline, and give a stable base for reaching, eating and using a communication device.
This set mounts into the side of the seat and adjusts for height and angle, so the arm rest can be set just under the elbow for the child in front of you. They can be swung aside or removed for a side transfer.
For children who fatigue quickly or who use their arms to prop, arm rests often make more difference to sitting tolerance than any other single accessory.
