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Get Your Child's Belt Cane

We'll help you choose the right system, confirm the size, and find funding if you need it.

Whether you're purchasing yourself, using insurance, working through your school, or applying for funding, our team will guide you every step of the way.
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Three simple steps
✔ Measure your child (5 mins)
✔ We confirm the correct size
✔ Your Belt Cane is custom built

About size selection

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Every Belt Cane is custom built to match an MVI/B child's body dimensions so the tactile feedback stays in the correct position while they move.

GET A PEDRIACTRIC BELT CANE

Choose your next step.

We'll guide you through every step — from sizing to funding to documentation.

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I'm paying for it by myself

Immediate purchase through our online store.

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I need insurance or funding

Pathways to funding the Pediatric Belt Cane

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My school or therapist needs paperwork

For schools, therapists, or caregivers who need justification materials.

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I'm purchasing for an agency or hospital

For DMEs, therapists, or organizations requesting quotes or bulk orders.

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The Dual-Cane system best matches all your MVI/B child’s daily routines.

🔷 The Pediatric Belt Cane Dual-Cane System

includes:

  • One structured belt and

  • Two lightweight rectangular cane frames.

🔷 Standard Belt Cane Frame

Best for:

  • outdoor use

  • environments with level changes

  • uneven terrain 

Provides consistent forward tactile feedback in most environments.

🔷 Specialty Belt Cane Frame

Best for:

  • indoor, furniture-filled environments

  • familiar spaces with no level changes

  • single-level movement settings

Designed for smoother, controlled environments where movement patterns are more predictable.

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Step 1: Measure waist
   (belt size)

Use a soft measuring tape:

  • Wrap around the child’s natural waist

  • Keep the tape level

  • Pull snug (like a belt, not tight)

  • Record the measurement in inches

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Step 2: Measure hip width (frame size)

Use a ruler that doesn't bend

  • Have the child stand with feet together

  • Measure at belt level

  • Keep ruler level

  • Record whole number in inches

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Step 3: Measure height to shoulder (cane length)

  • Have the child stand against a wall

  • Measure from floor to top of shoulder

  • Keep tape straight and vertical

  • Record in inches

  • Big Kid frame measure also hip to floor and hip to knee.

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Frequently asked questions

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