The Wheelchair Growth planning guide Supporting your child as they grow It’s a common assumption that children will need a new wheelchair every year as they grow. With Chunc, seating is designed to adapt over time, supporting your child’s development while helping reduce the need for frequent replacements. Understanding how growth adjustable seating works can […]

The Seating Posture checklist A simple tool to help families recognise when a child may need specialist seating Children often spend many hours sitting at home, at school, and in therapy environments. When posture isn’t well supported, it can affect comfort, participation, and long-term physical development. Many families don’t realise that these changes can be

Who can benefit from a tilt in space Wheelchair? If you care for someone who finds it hard to sit upright for long periods, you’ve probably noticed how quickly they can start to lean, slide, or look uncomfortable. This can also affect breathing, skin health, and overall well being. That’s where a tilt in space

Choosing the right wheelchair for your child A simple guide for families navigating complex needs Finding the right wheelchair can feel overwhelming, especially when your child’s needs are changing over time. This guide is here to help you understand: • What to look for• What really matters clinically (in plain English)• How to choose a

Does my child need a seating review? Helping you spot when your child’s wheelchair may need adjusting Keeping your child comfortable, supported, and able to participate in daily activities is important. Sometimes changes happen gradually, and this guide can help you notice if a review of your child’s seating is needed. What you can do

Supporting your child to sit Why it matters Sitting is a big step in a child’s development. It opens up opportunities to play, learn, communicate, and become more independent. For some children, sitting independently isn’t possible, but being supported to sit should always be encouraged as early as possible. With the right support, your child