A small ergonomic pelvic harness for the Grillo, made for younger or smaller clients who need the pelvis held steady while they learn to step. It wraps the pelvis and takes up the slack that lets a child sag sideways or rotate away from the frame, without pressing into the abdomen.
For a client with low trunk control, that steadiness is often what makes walking practice possible at all. The pelvis stays where you set it, the legs are free to swing, and the therapist can work on the step, not on holding the child upright.
It fastens quickly at the front so a carer can get the client in and out on their own, and it adjusts as the child grows within the size.
