As can be expected, bone breaks or fractures are very common in children. Bone breaks are the fourth most commonly accidental injury for children under 10 years old. An arm sling can help in these cases.

Broken bones can be difficult to recognize if the bone is not displaced. Signs and symptoms of bone breaks include:

• Pain
• Swelling
• Bruising
• Tenderness
• Numbness
• Limited mobility
• Deformity

The top arm (humerus), as well as collarbone (clavicle) fractures, are among the most frequent shoulder problems in teenagers and children. Shattered collarbones are the more frequent of the 2 injuries because they are less effectively covered by muscle or fat. Any tumble onto an extended forearm or a straight blow to the bones of your kid frequently results in these types of injuries.

Although your child's bone may occasionally need an operation to fix it following a break, bracing the area around their collarbone and arm using a kids' shoulder sling, figure 8 bracing, or medical casting with a child waterproof cast cover is frequently sufficient therapy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I put the arm sling on my kid?

First, place the hand in the pouch, and then adjust the sling around the shoulder at a comfortable position. Place the thumb in the thumb cradle for a suitable position. Place the shoulder pad at the joint of the shoulder, so that you cannot feel any pain. You can watch the tutorial on our YouTube Channel.

When should my kid wear these support products?

If your kid has a broken, sprained, or surgically operated arm, you can use this arm sling to support and immobilize the casted arm. This arm sling is smartly designed to cover the cast and give extra protection to the injured arm.

How to clean these support products?

This product should be hand washed in mild detergent and warm water with a temperature below 30 degrees without wringing. Do not dry wash, bleach, or iron. Close the hook loop fasteners before cleaning.