Tumble Forms Tadpole Pediatric Positioner - Infant Therapy & Motor Development

• Manufacture warrants that all products shall be free from manufacturing defects for the period of one year from the date of purchase.
• Customer must notify us of any manufacturing defect within five days to get a free replacement.

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• Returns are accepted within 90 days of receiving the product.
• All returned merchandise is subject to a restocking fee. For applicable restocking fees, please consult the chart below.

• An RGA number is required for all returns. Unauthorized returns will be rejected.
• RGA numbers expire after 30 days. Please return your items within this timeframe.
• To be eligible for return, items must be new, unused, untampered with, and in their original packaging. Customers are responsible for return shipping costs.
• If your return is not caused by a manufacturing defect, the original shipping cost and payment processing fee will be deducted from your total refund.
• Special order items, Custom orders, and Hygiene products are not returnable or refundable.
• Standard manufacturer terms & conditions apply for return policy of this product.

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Q. What age group is the Tadpole Positioner suitable for?
A. This positioner is ideal for children from birth to approximately 36 months old, depending on the child’s size and therapeutic needs.

Q. What components are included with the Tadpole Pediatric Positioner?
A. The kit includes a base, trunk wedge, half roll, log roll, tray with mirror and carrying bag for convenient storage. These components allow caregivers and therapists to create various supportive configurations.

Q. Does this device require assembly or tools to use?
A. No tools are required. The components attach using hook-and-loop (Velcro) fasteners, allowing for quick reconfiguration without any hardware.

Q. Is this device suitable for children with special needs or developmental delays?
A. Yes, it is especially designed to assist children with developmental delays, motor impairments, or neurological conditions by offering proper postural support and facilitating therapeutic activities.