This handlebar fits the front drive Grillo in the Mini size and gives a small child somewhere deliberate to place the hands while the pelvic and thoracic supports do the postural work. Hands on a bar in front give feedback about where the body is in space, and they settle the upper limbs so the child can get on with stepping.
The bar mounts to the frame and adjusts, so a therapist can set the height and the reach to match the child’s arm length and the posture they are working towards, then change it again as the child grows or as trunk control improves.
It goes on and off without tools, which means a school or a family can set the Grillo up one way for a therapy session and another way for corridor practice.





