A pair of forearm supports with handgrips for the Crocodile, taking the child’s weight through the forearms, not through the hands and wrists.
This suits a child who cannot grip well enough to load a handle, or whose wrists and elbows will not tolerate weight bearing in that position. With the forearm cradled and a grip to hold, the upper limb is stable, the shoulders sit down, and the child can put their effort into stepping.
They also help a child who tends to collapse forward over the frame, because the support height can be set to keep the trunk more upright while walking.








