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Ergonomics for Kids

Posted on August 5, 2004May 4, 2017

Although repetitive strain injuries usually don’t catch up to us until we’re adults, learning prevention techniques early on is a good bet, especially considering how much time some of our kids are spending gaming or chatting on the computer.

Here are a few links related to ergonomics for children that you might find interesting:

School Ergonomics Programs: Guidelines for Parents — A Cornell University page that discusses computing ergonomics for kids as well as backpacks (how heavy is too heavy?)

Computer Ergonomics for Children — A short article discussing childrens’ specialized needs regarding keyboard and mouse, chairs, monitors, and usage.

Ergoworks Ergonomics for Children — Sells writing instruments, backpacks, mice, keyboards, and more, all designed for little hands and bodies.

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