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Range returns after manufacturing closure
Jiraffe has announced the return of a postural-care range after Jenx’s manufacturing operations closed in 2025. The company says therapists and families requested the products because suitable alternatives were not always available. The range targets children with cerebral palsy and similar conditions.
Products cover key daily positions
The returning portfolio covers standing, sleeping and seated therapy. It includes Monkey Prone and Supine Standers, the Dreama Sleep System, Corner Seat and Nursery Table. Jiraffe says the products collectively support 24-hour postural management, addressing standing, rest and floor-based activity. Its wider portfolio also spans sitting, bathing and mobility.
Manufacturing and clinical education
Jiraffe, its UK distribution arm, has partnered with Sheffield-based NorthSky and facilities in the UK and Taiwan to produce the range. It has also launched Shape Their Day, an education platform for paediatric occupational therapists and physiotherapists. The platform covers product use, benefits and 24-hour postural management, combining products with clinician education to address reported training and equipment-knowledge gaps.
