Muhammad is 5 years old. He likes watching sport events on TV, rooting for both teams or contestants. Maybe it’s just because his elder brother is a professional athlete. Another possible reason is, Muhammad is friendly and easy-going. But he wouldn’t say it.
Muhammad can’t sit or stand straight because of the affection of the central nervous system and other diagnoses. He has his own special needs stander and walker at home. They are used for regular practice. Muhammad can’t speak but he definitely understands the language. He looks at his toys and the items which are mentioned during the conversations.
One can always tell by Muhammad’s reaction whether he likes something or not. He is happy when he manages to grab his toy with both hands and hold it or catch a plastic “fish” in a basin of water. The Lighthouse play therapists explained to Muhammad’s mother how to engage him in his standing and walking program by various activities.
Muhammad grows up. Taking good care of her son is difficult for Muhammad’s mother. However, there is a piece of equipment which makes personal hygiene procedures easier. It’s called a toilet and bathing chair. It fits into a bathtub or can be mounted over the toilet. With it, everyday tasks—bathing, hair washing, taking a shower—would be more comfortable for Muhammad’s mother and for the boy himself. Due to its height adjustment, this chair is suitable for children and teenagers. It could still be used when Muhammad gets older.
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