For children with conditions that make it difficult for them to walk, a few simple aids can make all the difference.
These aids can be made out of tree branches, pieces of wood or metal tubing (which may require welding)
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Striding towards independence
Simple aids to help children who find it difficult to walk
2020 Available in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish
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