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When Steve and Kim Pankratz began their search for a baby seat for their son Jack, who was born with cerebral palsy, they quickly realized that finding a product that would support his posture was going to be a challenge. None of the floor seats available on the market at the time provided the proper support for Jack to sit upright with good posture. Determined to find a solution, Steve consulted with some of the leading physical therapists in North America, who suggested the use of a sitting wedge to encourage anterior pelvic tilt. This slight forward rotation of the pelvis helps to engage the muscles responsible for maintaining proper upright posture. Using this advice, Steve got to work creating prototypes of a baby seat with a forward tilt that would provide the support that Jack needed. He called this product the Upseat. The Upseat's innovative design quickly caught the attention of parents and industry experts alike, and it wasn't long before the product gained national recognition. In fact, after appearing on CBC's Dragon's Den, the Upseat was chosen to be fast-tracked into a nation-wide chain, where it received overwhelmingly positive reviews from customers. The story of the Upseat is a testament to the power of innovation and the determination of parents to find solutions for their children. Thanks to Steve and Kim Pankratz's efforts, parents across North America can feel confident knowing their child is getting the safest and healthiest seat on the market.
When Steve and Kim Pankratz began their search for a baby seat for their son Jack, who was born with cerebral palsy, they quickly realized that finding a product that would support his posture was going to be a challenge. None of the floor seats available on the market at the time provided the proper support for Jack to sit upright with good posture. Determined to find a solution, Steve consulted with some of the leading physical therapists in North America, who suggested the use of a sitting wedge to encourage anterior pelvic tilt. This slight forward rotation of the pelvis helps to engage the muscles responsible for maintaining proper upright posture. Using this advice, Steve got to work creating prototypes of a baby seat with a forward tilt that would provide the support that Jack needed. He called this product the Upseat. The Upseat's innovative design quickly caught the attention of parents and industry experts alike, and it wasn't long before the product gained national recognition. In fact, after appearing on CBC's Dragon's Den, the Upseat was chosen to be fast-tracked into a nation-wide chain, where it received overwhelmingly positive reviews from customers. The story of the Upseat is a testament to the power of innovation and the determination of parents to find solutions for their children. Thanks to Steve and Kim Pankratz's efforts, parents across North America can feel confident knowing their child is getting the safest and healthiest seat on the market.
