The standard unit comes with royal blue wrap-around seat and back support, kneepads, foot plates, locking casters, clear acrylic table with front pad and gas spring lift. Add options to accommodate individual needs.
The Magician Comfy Seat sit-to-stand stander includes wrap-around upholstery and normal hip and knee alignment that maintains position from sitting to standing. It is adjustable to grow with a child for many years. A variety of support options accommodate children with different levels of ability. The mobile option offers children independent mobility while standing.
Who uses the Magician Comfy Seat- Kids from 3'-4'6'' and up to 100 lbs.
- Kids with Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, Muscular Dystrophy, and more
- Schools that practice inclusion in the classroom
- Kids with contractures who can't stand straight up
What is the Magician Comfy SeatThe Magician Comfy Seat sit-to-stand stander includes wrap-around upholstery and normal hip and knee alignment that maintains position from sitting to standing. It is adjustable to grow with a child for many years. A variety of support options accommodate children with different levels of ability. The mobile option offers children independent mobility while standing.
Where would you use this product- Elementary Classrooms
- Adapted Physical Education Classes
- Children's Hospitals
- Therapy Centers
- Home and Daycare
| Individual Education Plan (IEP)
Getting Standing Equipment on Your Child's IEPAccording to the US Dept. of Education, each child who receives special education and related services must have an IEP (Individual Education Plan). It is created by the IEP team (often parents, teachers, and therapists). It consists of certain information designed to meet the child's unique needs, including annual goals, special education and related services (such as physical & occupational therapy),participation with nondisabled children, and much more. The IEP team must always consider the child's need for Assistive Technology devices. Creating an IEP that includes standing therapy allows multiple IEP goals to be accomplished simultaneously (i.e. the child stands during speech therapy or included in physical education activities) | 
| Standing programs are fast becoming a regular part of the special education programs in schools all across the nation. Therapists and Physicians recommend daily standing therapy to enhance function and well being. |
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When would you use this product- In phy-ed class, when playing ball
- At home, when helping in the kitchen
- In therapy, to decrease muscle contractures
- In class, to simultaneously achieve IEP goals such as standing while doing math
How does it work- Transfer child into stander in seated position
- Secure positioning straps.
- Depress foot button to elevate child.
- Move table to desired position.
Why is the Magician a better choice- Positions include sitting, anterior tilt sitting and standing.
- The sit-to-stand design provides a natural transition to standing, reducing anxiety for the child.
- The Magician allows for easy one-person transfers that are safe for the child and caregiver.
- The Magician encourages classroom inclusion. The child can stand when the other kids are standing, and sit when the other kids are sitting!
- Vertical standing allows kids to develop head control while in a natural weight-bearing position.
| Quick and Easy No Tools Adjustments |  |  |  | | Seat Depth | Back Angle | Table / Front Pad |  |  |  | | Foot Button | Kneepads | Foot Plates
(plantar dorsi, toe-in/toe-out) |
Upholstery Color Options |  | | Standard |
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