A head support for a child using the Mini Grillo who cannot hold the head steady for the length of a walking session. Head position drives what the rest of the body does, so supporting it properly can settle the trunk, open the visual field and let a child look where they are going.
The headrest is multi adjustable, so a therapist can set height, depth and angle to the child’s own neutral position. It attaches to the Grillo frame and comes off again when the child no longer needs it, which suits a device that is meant to change as a child develops.
It is worth fitting when head fatigue is what cuts a walking session short.
