Timion Standing Frame How To Use Manual

Timion Child Equipment

If the standing frame is broken, or if you struggle Elbe - 0837504431
to put your child in please do not hesitate to Daniel - 0784561512

call Timion. We are happy to assist. [e-mail]

How to use a Standing Frame

Hold your child as

demonstrated in the photo.

1

2

3

4

5

6

Close the Standing Frame.

Try to get the child’s

pelvis straight and in

the middle.

Hook the side supports over

Place the standing frame against a

wall. Put the child’s feet in first,

positioning them nicely.

Support behind the butt

ocks and bring

the child into a standing position

Timion Child Equipment

If the standing frame is broken, or if you struggle Elbe - 0837504431
to put your child in please do not hesitate to Daniel - 0784561512

call Timion. We are happy to assist. [e-mail]

7

8

9

Tighten the

wingnuts on

both sides.

Make SURE that the child is st

anding with equal

weight on both feet. You should not be able to

move either of the feet easily.

If you can move one of the feet

–

the child is not

standing on that leg. Correct it by centering the

HIPS so the child is standing with weight on both

feet. DO NOT pull on the feet.

Check the feet again and repeat if necessary.

Use this opportunity with the child in a well alligned and supported

position, to engage the child in play or a functional activity.

Standing time can be gradually increased t

ill the child is able to stand for

4 x 30min = 2 hours per day.

Up to the age of 2 years, children do not usually stand for long periods at

a time. Babies only stand for a few minutes and then flop down again.

Thus very young children should also only stand for very short periods at

a time in the standing frame, repeated a few times throughout the day.

It could be harmful to their delicate and developing bones to stand for

too long periods in the standing frame.