Supportive. Easy to Use. Helps Your Child Grow Stronger.
The JOYRIDE™ Prone Standing Frame is made for children with Cerebral Palsy (CP) or other conditions that make it hard for them to stand on their own. This special frame helps your child stand in a forward-leaning (prone) position safely and comfortably. It is designed to support your child’s body and help them grow stronger, healthier, and more confident.
Supports Forward Standing
Helps your child stand while leaning slightly forward, which can improve body strength and control.
Fully Adjustable
You can adjust the chest, hip, knee, and foot parts to fit your child as they grow.
Tilting Function
The standing angle can be changed slowly to help your child get used to standing over time.
Built-In Activity Tray
Your child can use the tray to play, learn, or do therapy while standing.
Safe and Easy to Move
Comes with wheels that can be locked for safety. Easy to use at home, in school, or at a therapy center.
Health Benefits
Helps with digestion, blood flow, bone strength, and prevents stiff joints and curved spine.
Encourages Social Interaction
Helps your child stay at eye-level with friends and family during play and learning.
Using this standing frame every day can make a big difference:
Stronger Muscles and Bones
Standing regularly helps build strength and keeps the body healthy.
Better Balance and Posture
Helps your child hold their head up and sit or stand straighter.
More Confidence and Independence
Standing upright can make your child feel more involved and confident.
Better Communication and Focus
Being upright helps with eye contact and taking part in activities, which is good for learning and social skills.
Using the standing frame regularly (as recommended by a therapist) is very important. Daily sessions:
Help your child’s body get used to standing.
Keep muscles and joints flexible.
Support progress in physical strength and posture.
Build healthy habits and routines.
Parents and caregivers play a big role in making sure the child uses the frame every day as part of their therapy or daily routine.
This product is a medical device and should only be used after talking to your child’s physiotherapist, occupational therapist, or rehabilitation doctor. They will guide you on whether this standing frame is right for your child and how to use it safely.
| Key Differences | |
| PRONE STANDING FRAME (FRONT TILTING) |
SUPINE STANDING FRAME (BACK TILTING) |
| Child leans forward, supported at chest, hips & knees | Child leans backward against backboard with straps |
| Requires moderate control (child must hold head/trunk) | Suitable for weaker control (frame gives full support) |
| Encourages active use of neck, trunk & postural muscles | Provides passive support, less muscular effort needed |
| Strengthens posture, builds independence, supports forward tasks (play, writing, classroom activities) | Focuses on safe standing introduction, improves circulation, breathing, digestion, prevents stiffness |
| Suitable for kids with moderate motor control | Suitable for kids with low control or high support needs |
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