A child standing in a Caribou needs the back support meeting their trunk at the right height, and children do not stay the same height for long. This support adjusts up and down on the frame, so the contact point can be reset at review without ordering a new part.
For the child, that means the support sits where it should: high enough to give the trunk something to work against, low enough not to push into the shoulder blades. For the therapist, it means one adjustment covers a growth spurt or a change in standing tolerance, and the setup can be documented and repeated by whoever sets the child up that day.
It is supplied in two versions to cover the smaller and larger Caribou sizes, so the pad area suits the child in the frame.
