A knee abduction pommel sits between the thighs to hold the legs apart and keep the pelvis from rotating forward into a slide. It suits children with adductor tone who pull their knees together, and children who need a defined base of support before they can do anything useful with their hands.
It mounts in front of the seat and the depth adjusts, so the pommel can be set close enough to be effective without pressing into the perineum. It should be used to guide the legs, not as a way to stop a child sliding out of the chair.
Three options are available including a small version and an incontinence version with a wipe-clean surface for children who need frequent cleaning.
