Standing frame

Sedentary behavior is the biggest problem in all, across all of disability, and even though we call it s- passive standing, it's not.

I think powered standing frames are great.

I'm a big fan.

But I don't think it necessarily always replaces a separate standing frame.

And I think at the start, Ginny, we, we, we would say shoulder-width apart or something, just trying to get alignment when you start first positioning those kids.

But you want to make sure that you're positioning, think about the knees, because often people, they look at the hips and then they move the feet, and they're not paying attention to the fact the, the knees are going together.

And I think in a lot of the standing frames, that's the part you need to pay a lot of attention to, is getting really good support above and below, below the knee, especially with those kids with high tone.

Um, and alignment is really, is key.