Childrite Therapy Seat Features
- A tall, wraparound back helps kids sit comfortably and makes their tummy muscles strong
- There's a bump that keeps kids from sliding forward - like a seatbelt
- It's tough, won't break easily, and you can clean it without trouble
- Light enough to carry with just one hand
Note - The Childrite is for floor-level use only. Never leave a child unattended in a Childrite seat as the seat is not intended for use as a restraint. The Childrite seat was designed for therapeutic use only.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will my child fit in the Childrite seat?
Usually, kids up to about 70 pounds can fit in the Childrite.
Does the Childrite Therapy Seat have Latex?
Nope, there's no latex in the Childrite seat.
Can you put the Childrite Seat in water?
Yes, but not for too long because the foam might soak up the water.
How do I clean the Childrite Seat?
Use regular household cleaner or wipes. Avoid strong cleaners with spirits, as they can harm the material.
Does the Childrite Therapy Seat come with a table?
No, but you can ask a skilled family member to make one, or find a kids' table that works.
Does the Childrite Seat have straps to hold the child in?
Nope, there are no straps. The seat is made to help kids learn to sit on their own.
Can I use the Childrite Seat in a car?
No, it's not for cars. It's a therapy chair, not a booster or car seat.
Does insurance cover the Childrite Therapy Seat?
It might qualify for coverage. Talk to your child's therapist or healthcare provider to find out.
What's the Childrite made of?
It's handmade with a special kind of foam called polyurethane. They mix two liquids to make it in a process called Reaction Injection Molding (RIM).
