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Tasmanian owned and operated

R82 Wombat Living Seat cushion, standard, with incontinence cover

Code 955021-223

The size 1 standard seat cushion for the Wombat Living, supplied with an incontinence cover. Size 1 is the smallest of the range, so this one is for young children in their first Wombat Living. The incontinence cover seals the foam against moisture, which matters for a child still in nappies or working through toilet…

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About this product

The size 1 standard seat cushion for the Wombat Living, supplied with an incontinence cover. Size 1 is the smallest of the range, so this one is for young children in their first Wombat Living.

The incontinence cover seals the foam against moisture, which matters for a child still in nappies or working through toilet training. A spill is wiped off the cover and the chair goes back into use quickly, with no waiting for padding to dry.

The cushion itself is the flat version, giving a small child room to move and leaving the seat open for hip supports and a pelvic belt.

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