With the increase in computer technology implemented in education, children spend more time facing the screen. Because their bones and body structures are still developing, paying attention to ergonomics can help reduce the development of chronic pain while providing a comfortable seating position. While we cannot change the need for technology, we can change their posture from a young age.

• • Know your child’s size: You want an adjustable study table that fits your child’s height.
  • Make ergonomics the priority: Make sure there is ample room under the table for your child to move his legs freely.
  • Consider available space at home: If your home has limited study space, a table with integrated storage will definitely help you save space.

A good children’s ergonomic chair should allow your child to sit comfortably with their feet firmly and fully planted on the floor with their knees positioned at a right angle. It also has a good backrest that encourages them to comfortably sit upright without slouching. Ideally, you would also want to get chairs with wheels for ease of moving around and protect your floor from scratches.

Conventional chairs most children use in schools are one-size-fits-all and have firm seats that incline backwards to a hollow seating. These chairs offer little to no proper cushion and back support, resulting in aches and pains after prolonged sitting. Our children’s ergonomic chairs have ample cushions with adjustable backrest and height, allowing your child to adjust accordingly, creating a more comfortable learning environment.

Conventional tables are usually non-adjustable and flat. This does not promote healthy sitting, especially when reading, as children then have to slouch to get in a “comfortable” position or strain their necks to view their material. Our adjustable study table allows children to adjust according to their size. Furthermore, the tabletop is tiltable, which encourages a comfortable sight distance.