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The Woodcraft Creations Adapted Hobby Horse is a rocking horse with a safety seat designed for ablebodied children and children with disabilities. This therapeutic toy is hand-made from hardwoods and consists of a horse with saddle, bridle, and mane mounted on a wide rocking platform. Hand and foot holds are located on both sides.The removable adapter safety seat supports the child on all sides and comes with a seatbelt. When seated in the adapter, the child can move his or her arms and legs freely while having the torso supported.

Notes: The creator will work with parent(s) to modify the hobby horse in accordance with the specific needs of each child.

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This product record was updated on February 4, 2008.

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Woodcraft Creations

Route 5, Box 442A
Salem, Missouri 65560
United States
Telephone: 573-729-2258.
Web: No known web address.


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