Kaye Play Frame Activity Center

SKU #: KP-RS-1

RMID: 11994

Brand: Kaye Products

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Category: Pediatric Motor Activity Centers

This play frame suspends toys above an infant, encouraging them to engage in a variety of movements which in turn assists in their development.

Height adjustable frame to suit the size and needs of the child
Can be used with the infant in supine or sitting position for added versatility
Designed to encourage children to develop reaching, batting, swiping, and kicking
Suspends toys above child to encourage experimentation with different styles of movement
Toys can be strategically positioned to focus movement as needed for the child's development

List Price: ~~$141.03~~

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Rehabmart ID: 11994

SKU #: KP-RS-1

MPN: RS-1

Brand: Kaye Products

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Product Overview:

The Kaye Play Frame Activity Center is a height-adjustable frame designed to suspend toys above an infant or young toddler to encourage a variety of different movements. Toys can be strategically placed and moved along the frame to ensure children engage all their muscle groups and a variety of different types of movement, including kicking, reaching, swiping, and batting. These movements are vital to developing fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, balance, and more later in life. Children can lay supine or sit upright with this frame to help develop shoulder girdle while moving against gravity.

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During early childhood, it is vital for children to develop motor skills, body strength, flexibility, balance, hand-eye coordination, and more; all of these skills work together later in life to fully participate in the world. The Kaye Play Frame Activity Center is designed specifically to encourage infants and young toddlers to experiment with movement, which in turn helps them learn these skills. Playing with toys suspended from this frame encourages movements such as reaching, batting, kicking, and stretching. Toys can be suspended and strategically positioned to encourage the child to develop variety in shoulder, arm, and leg motions, as well as focus on particular skills and strength the child may be lacking in or struggling with. By changing the position of the frame and the toys, infants can develop kicking, which in turn strengthens the hips and legs. The frame can be used with the infant in a supine or upright sitting position, allowing children to develop strength in the shoulder girdle while moving against gravity. The height-adjustable frame is suitable for a wide range of infants.