Gel positioning aids

Family of gel-filled infant positioning products

Our gel-filled positioning aids with soft, flexible outer shells are designed to help you reduce the incidence of pressure sores and head molding while achieving developmentally appropriate positioning. It’s all part of our holistic approach to helping you deliver exceptional Developmental Care for your premature and at-risk babies.

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