4 Wheel Walker

A walker is a 4 wheeled vehicle that helps a handicapped person be able to walk. Don't translate this info just the one sentence.

Multumesc ca mi-ai fixat cadrul, a fost un gest frumos.

2008-09-13 01:38:47 by Mom of Elvis

This was a 3 or 4 ring inflatable tube primary colors baby walker on wheels. I would love to find one for my grandchild. It worked great for my kids. If you know who made this or still does please let me know.

They aren't made anymore sadly, pediatricians are trying to phase out walkers all together. I did find a picture for reference, you might find something on ebay..but I haven't yet.

http://i19.ebayimg.com/02/i/001/1b/a5/5c 5e_2.JPG

I'm not able to find who made it though...I can find lots of info on it..but not the manufacturer

http://www.mybabywalker.com/Inflatable-B aby-Walkers

2009-02-22 07:54:15 by DB

Price: $26.60 $26.60

I've tried 3 times to take my son to the ice skating rink - he wasn't miserable (that's why we kept coming back), but he really couldn't get the hang of it and was not improving. I bought him sneaker-rollerskates (4-wheels on each foot). No go. He cannot keep a balance. His legs just go apart and he starts to fall backwards (and sometimes forwards) before I catch him. The skating rink we go to does not allow the use of walkers for kids unless you're taking/paying for a class. I don't have time or resources for a class, but I would like to know if there are any exercises I can do with him to improve his balance. He seems perfectly fine on 'solid ground'. Internet and book references are appreciated. Please - no answers with criticism about endangering or pushing my kid too far. Thanks!

Keep practising with the skates, did you get up and go on your skates right away? It will come with the and practise. Go to another rink or pond that allows aides on the ice. More ice time is the best solution, it has nothing to do with his core balance he is just a little boy learning to skate.

2007-02-08 13:40:29 by curious1223

Price: $139.99 $91.22

Extra large 8 inch non marking indoor outdoor wheels, great for active adults
Holds up to 250 lbs
Padded seat and backrest

As I get older I find it hard to lift things. I got a van that the trunk opens from the key. I got a three wheel walker for stores (except grocery stores). I got a 4 wheel cart to get groceries from the van to the house.

I put a water bottle near the bed to take morning meds that are in a bedside table instead of in the bathroom.

Any more tips to save time and energy?

1. Pay bills on line, don't bother with postage unless absolutely required.

2. Don't use top shelves or bottom shelves, just put everything in the middle.

3. I only make my bed once a week, when I wash the sheets, of course if company is coming I will alter my routine.

4. My meds are in a weekly box, put them in once a week, take them as required and then refill them at the end of the week. I have trouble remembering and opening bottles; this way I know what and when I've taken my pills.

2009-03-20 22:39:03 by Virginia W

as a child care provider i was told that it is not recomended because it can affect their hips, not their legs and that is only if you put them in one if they are to small for it. At 4 and a half months they are not to small.
However there is a natural order of things and by forcing your child into one of those things it affects the natural order and can cause problems later on in life. That being said i was putting my son in one at 4 months. But he is also a larger baby

2006-12-13 10:17:50 by angi_wee2