The prone position (lying on the tummy) is one of the most important ✨ developmental positions ✨ for building strength, attention, and motor control. When children work in this position, the body has to stabilise through the core and shoulders before the hands can move - creating a strong foundation for functional skills. Prone activities support endurance and postural control, which are essential for sitting upright, handwriting, and maintaining focus during learning tasks. They also encourage

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How to turn a patient from supine to prone position using disposable slide sheets During the ongoing Covid-19 crisis we have seen an increased conversation about prone positioning* in critical care. Our repositioning solutions, including disposable slide sheets, can help many in-bed movements including prone positioning. Furthermore, the use of a friction-reducing slide sheet can be a sound solution for reducing physical effort for caregivers and for improving patient comfort.** Below is a short