Small gesture, lasting impact
Early dental trauma in childhood sets the stage for adult dental fear and avoidance, making it difficult to instill lifelong proactive oral health habits as adults.
Like a warm hug
The Pediatric Wallaby helps kids regulate their nervous system with somatic touch therapy to transform an often vulnerable, daunting experience into a soothing, positive one.
Safe alternative
Non-invasive and economically conscious alternative when sedatives are not appropriate due to safety concerns or unique health conditions.
Calm patients
By providing a grounding embrace, the Wallaby calms nerves and promotes stillness, resulting in smoother visits and positive outcomes.
Compassionate care
Keep restless children still in a humane and empathetic way. Gone are the days of using outdated, traumatic methods of restraining children.
Differentiate your practice
Dedicated parents choose the best for their little ones. Offering the Wallaby shows your commitment to the mental health and well-being of their kids.
Pediatric Wallaby - Original Lagoon$449.00
Our 5 lb. pediatric Therapeutic Hug Blanket is designed to provide a gentle embrace, reducing stress and promoting a calm environment for children. This humane solution fosters a sense of comfort and care during their visit.
Pediatric Wallaby - Sanctuary Collection$499.00
Safeguard your Wallaby and your patient with our disposable hygiene barriers, providing a protective shield against splashes and debris. Ensure both your patient and the Wallaby stay clean, making cleanup and prep extra simple.
Designed to soothe children across all behavioral spectrums
Wallaby's universal calming effect makes it an ideal tool in supporting personalized care strategies - especially for parents looking for a safe, non-pharmaceutical way to help their kids relax.
Anxious
These patients commonly display behaviors such as restlessness, reluctance to engage, fidgeting, crying, or expressing fear and discomfort.
Squirmy
Restless patients often exhibit behaviors such as fidgeting, squirming, difficulty sitting still, frequent changes in position, or a general sense of unease.
Autism Spectrum
ASD patients may exhibit sensory sensitivities, difficulty with transitions, communication challenges, repetitive movements, and potential discomfort with eye contact.
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