Children's wheelchairs can be divided into the following types according to different needs and functions:
1. Standard children's wheelchair:
- This is the most common type of children's wheelchair, suitable for daily use by most children.
- Usually equipped with an adjustable seat and backrest, as well as a basic braking system.
2. Ultra-light children's wheelchair:
- Designed to be lightweight, easy for children to push themselves or parents to carry.
- The material is usually high-strength alloy or carbon fiber to reduce weight.
3. Special children's wheelchair:
- Customized to meet specific needs, such as severe scoliosis, muscular dystrophy or other special medical conditions.
- May include special supports, fixings or adjustment functions.
4. Mobile children's wheelchair:
- Designed for children with strong mobility, who can easily engage in sports activities or participate in games.
- Usually has high maneuverability and stability.
5. Portable children's wheelchair:
- Can be folded quickly for easy storage and carrying.
- Suitable for families who need to go out or travel frequently.
6. Height-adjustable wheelchairs:
- The seat and tabletop can be adjusted in height to accommodate children of different ages and heights.
- Help children better participate in activities at home, school and community settings.
7. Multifunctional children's wheelchairs:
- Integrate multiple functions, such as tilt, recline, and rise, suitable for children with complex needs.
- Can help children stay comfortable and healthy in different situations.
8. Competitive sports wheelchairs:
- Designed for children who participate in wheelchair competitive sports, such as wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis.
- Emphasizes maneuverability, speed and stability.
9. Early intervention wheelchairs:
- Suitable for very young children, usually starting in toddlerhood.
- Designed to support children's growth and development and early education.
When choosing a children's wheelchair, you should consider the child's specific needs, growth, living environment and family conditions.