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17Ameena2010
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Hi,I have twins special needs and they can’t able to walk and my buggy just suitable for 3years old now they are 3 and half and struggling with buggy to walk.shall I get advice which buggy suitable for long term .thank you
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Hi @17Ameena2010 welcome to the community! Have you spoken to an Occupational Therapist? That would be a good place to start
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Hello Ami2301.yes sure my twin have Dr OT ,he watching them in their Nursery every two week .can he support me .thank you
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He should be able to offer some advice, if not, then refer your children to someone who can Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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