The therapy chair for children usually consists of a seat shell and a base frame. The seat shell ensures an optimal sitting position, depending on the impairment and need for assistance. Headrests, pads and straps help with this. Some manufacturers produce the seat shells for therapy chairs individually, while other manufacturers have different seat shell models. The base frame for the therapy chair must be adapted to the requirements. In kindergarten, for example, it may be important to have a base that can be lowered so that the child can eat at the kindergarten tables or take part in the sitting circle. The bases for therapy chairs also have different castors, which should be adapted to the floor covering. You should also consider whether a push bar or push handle is required for the therapy chair.