Children - assistive products
Products for children must comply with the specific demands for safety as stated in certain standards. It is the supplier of the product who has stated that the product is intended for children. The National Board of Social Services holds no responsibility in relation to this assessment.
There might be products in AssistiveData that are intended for children, but are not to be found on this list. This is due to the fact that the supplier of the product needs to indicate that the product is intended for children. Write to
hmi-basen@socialstyrelsen.dk if you have comments on the list.
In the following product categories there are products about which the suppliers according to the characteristic
intended for children have answered
yes.
E.g. covers, cushions, clothing, brushes, balls for sensory stimulation.
Devices for tissue integrity through redistribution of the load on the buttocks.
Products intended to redistribute the load on vulnerable parts of the body when lying down.
Compressors used in relation with static and dynamic air mattresses and cushions.
Stationary equipment for providing support to a person for keeping an upright position.
Platforms for positioning and supporting a person while progressively moving him/her from a lying position to an upright position.
Orthoses that encompass the whole or part of the cervical region, including the atlanto-occipital joint.
Orthoses that encompass the wrist joint and the whole or part of the hand.
Orthoses that encompass the elbow joint.
Orthoses that encompass the shoulder joint.
Orthoses that encompass the shoulder and elbow joints.
E.g. orthopaedic shoes, insoles, shoe inserts, pads, arch supports, heel cushions, heel cups, orthopaedic inlays.
Orthoses that encompass the ankle joint and the whole or part of the foot.
Orthoses that encompass the knee joint.
Orthoses that encompass the lower leg.
Orthoses that encompass the thigh.
Devices that substitute for all the hair on a person's head.
Clothing worn outdoors over other clothes to protect a person against uncomfortable temperatures, wind and precipitation. Included are, e.g. coveralls.
Gloves and mittens for keeping hands warm.
E.g. short and long sleeved blouses, shirts and jumpers.
Jackets, vests, trousers.
One-piece-suits with or without sleeves and with or without legs.
Undershirts, including singlets, with shoulder straps, short or long sleeves.
Panties and underpants with various leg length.
E.g. stockings and socks that protect the feet or with non-skid on the soles.
One-piece or two-piece suits to use while sleeping.
Included are, e.g. bathing suits for mammary prostheses.
E.g. tight-fitting bathing pants for persons suffering from incontinence.
Garments worn over the front of the body to protect clothing or the body from getting soiled.
E.g. shoes for dedicated use, like sport shoes, sandals, slippers, and inlays.
Head worn equipment that protects the hearing from noice.
Body-worn equipment that protects from bruising or skin injury on arm or elbow.
E.g. wheelchair gloves, grill gloves.
Body-worn equipment for the prevention of pressure sores on the feet.
E.g. belts, harnesses, vests.
Cushions for positioning head and neck. Included are pillows.
Cushions for positioning the extremities of the body.
Included are, e.g. cylindrical cushions, positioning wedges and back-/lumbar supports for use in beds.
E.g. sanichairs, toilet wheelchairs, commode chairs also used for showering.
Devices attached to the toilet bowl or toilet chair for a person to sit on.
Devices that produce a signal when involuntary urination or defecation takes place.
Seats hung from the rim of or placed in the bathtub.
Devices for supporting sitting during showering.
Included are, e.g. back support cushions.
Stationary or portable tables on which a person lies during bathing, showering or nappy changing.
Also known as baths. E.g. portable and folding bathtubs.
E.g. swimming floats, bathing neck collars, inflatable bathing caps.
Walking aids with vertical elbow support, one shaft and one tip.
Walking aids which have a handgrip, shaft and three or more tips.
Frames which a person lifts to move. With hand grips, without forearm support and with either four tips or two tips and two castors.
Walking aids which can be moved by pushing or pulling, and have hand grips and three or more wheels.
Devices with wheels and seat or sling that support the body when walking, with or without forearm support.
Walking aids with wheels and tips and a supporting table or forearm support.
Long canes for navigation and identification while walking.
Pedal-propelled, two-wheeled cycles for one person.
Cycles with three or more wheels for one propelling person, pedal propelled.
Hand-propelled cycles with three or four wheels.
Devices with two or more seats to allow riding for more than one person, pedal-propelled.
Wheelchairs designed to be propelled and steered by the occupant, by pushing with both hands, on the wheels or on the handrims of the wheels.
Manual wheelchairs intended to be pushed and steered by an assistant, by pushing with both hands on the push handles of the wheelchair.
Wheelchairs powered by electricity, with control of direction (steering) by mechanically changing the orientation of the pivot drive wheel(s) without powered assistance.
Electrically powered wheelchairs activated with an electronic controller by the occupant.
Electrically powered wheelchairs manoeuvred by an assistant with an electronic controller or a remote controller.
Accessories that are interchangeable with the original back support of the wheelchair.
Devices for short distance transportation of a person in a sitting position, manoeuvred and controlled by an assistant.
Partly closed carriages for transportation in a lying position.
Open carriages for transportation in a sitting or half-sitting position for outdoors use.
Wheeled devices on which a person lies or sits and moves by pushing on the floor with the arms or legs.
Manually propelled mobile platforms.
Sit-on vehicle with saddle and handlebars.
Devices that are propelled by the occupant using the arms and are used in a standing position only.
Devices for providing support to a person being lifted in a hoist.
Included are knives, forks, spoons etc.
Included are, e.g. warm water plates, bowls with a cover or handgrip, serving boards.
Scissors for cutting textile, yarn, paper and the like.
Chairs with or without a special mechanism to assist a person to stand or sit etc.
Seats with one or more legs without a back; may have the option of an add-on back.
Seats with one or more legs that provide support for a person remaining in a standing or near-standing position. Maximum height of more than 60 cm. With or without a back rest. With or without castors.
Chairs that meet the specific seating requirements of a person, e.g. high chairs for children, sitting bags, floor seats.
Seating systems based on a framework to which can be attached selected seat modules that can be adjusted to achieve a particular seat configuration.
Cushions and other devices that are placed on a seat to correct and maintain a stable sitting position.
Head supports and non-mounted cushions placed at the top of the backrest to provide comfort in sitting furniture.
Beds with special features such as fixed handrail or fixed supports. Included are, e.g. high beds.
Beds with one or more sections of the mattress support platform that can be adjusted in height or angle; the adjustments are performed manually by the occupant or by an assistant.
Beds with one or more sections of the mattress support platform that can be adjusted in height or angle; adjustments are performed by an electric mechanisme operated by the occupant or by an assistant.
Bed linen and products to fix bed linen in a desired position, e.g. cushions, pillows, blankets and fixing devices for blankets.
Foldaway or removable rails for preventing the occupant from falling out of the bed.
Equipment that can protect persons in a bed from injury.
Light filters mounted in spectacle frames
Devices, usually for children, designed for play without fixed rules.
Indoor and outdoor structures constructed for play, usually by children, without fixed rules.