Why bathroom independence matters
Everyone is deserving of their privacy and enjoyment in the bathroom. It is the time in the day where we gather our thoughts, take time out from other people and...
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Why bathroom independence matters
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Toilet Training A Young Child With Mobility Challenges [And How A Shower Chair Can Help]
Toilet training can be a long, challenging process for any parent with young children. Every child has their own idea on how quickly they’ll take to transitioning out of a...
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Moving House? 10 Tips For Choosing A Mobility-Friendly Property
Our criteria for choosing a home changes throughout our lives. But as any family with a disability or mobility challenge knows, there’s a bit to think about when choosing a mobility friendly...
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Navigating Physical Disability As A Teenager
Note: The following is intended as general information only and is not designed to replace official health advice or the plan created by an occupational therapist. Only the user and...
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Physical impairment and mental wellbeing
Note: The following is intended as general information only and is not designed to replace official health advice. If you are concerned about your own or your loved one’s mental...
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How Nadeen and her mother’s lives were made easier with Showerbuddy
Designing a product for an individual’s quality of everyday life is not a responsibility we take lightly at Showerbuddy. The goal to make bathing easier and more dignified for users...
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5 Reasons To Empower Your Teen To Manage Their Own Bathroom Routine
Teenagers are fiercely independent, and they should be. If you’ve read anything about Showerbuddy and what we stand for, you’ll know we’re strong believers in the independence and freedom of...
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Ways Parents Of Disabled Children Can Get Their Own Breaks
If you as a parent aren’t well-rested, eating and taking mental time out, it’s hard to maintain the level of support needed for a disabled child. As much as it...
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Partners caring for their mobility impaired loved one
As family members of loved ones who are experiencing challenges with physical mobility, it’s natural for us to want to provide as much help as we possibly can. Your loved...
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When a loved one resists assistive technology – next steps to take
Assistive technology makes a big difference in the lives of mobility impaired people and their family. It removes a great deal of manual exertion by carers, helping to keep everyone...
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Ways to support independence in mobility impaired family members
Mobility loss is not simply the reduction or loss of movement. It’s the loss of personal freedom, independence and sense of control. As a mobility equipment provider, we believe strongly...
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5 Ways A Shower Chair Takes Pressure Off Family Members
Supporting a loved one with their mobility challenges is something that many family members are more than happy to do. Help comes in many different forms, but it’s the physical...
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Make Bathing Easier For Disabled Children
Bath time is a favourite among many children, full of bubbles, bath toys and a relaxing soak before bed. And while safety is paramount for all children in the bathroom,...
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