Alyson Schafer
Psychotherapist
BSc., MA Counselling
"The Step Up kids chair completely took me by surprise, its just so different! The concept of children seating themselves will do wonders for their self esteem and confidence."
Alyson Schafer is one of Canada’s most notable parenting experts. She is the resident expert on The Marilyn Denis Show and CTV News Channel and ParentDish.ca. Alyson sits on the Health Advisory Board for Chatelaine Magazine and is a regular contributor at Today’s Parent. Alyson is the best-selling author of “Breaking The Good Mom Myth” and “Honey, I Wrecked The Kids” and her latest, “Ain’t MIsbehavin”. She is an international speaker including the inaugural TEDxKids in Brussels and offers free parenting tips. http://alysonschafer.com
Frank D. Ramelli
Clinic Director – President
The Rehab Group – Redhill Physio & Chiropractic
“Low back pain is the most common condition that presents to our office. A large majority of these patients are parents with children. Any tool, like the Step-Up Kids Chair, will help reduce the burden of bending and lifting those little ones, especially when dealing with a back condition at the same time.”
Multi-disciplinary health clinic including physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy, acupuncture, orthotics and shoes.
Maria Bottos
Childcare Facility Operator
BA CS, ECE
"All the kids and parents loved the Step Up chair! Its biggest plus for me was how easy it cleaned up!"
Maria has been operating the Clubhouse - Daycare since 1990 in Hamilton, Ontario. She holds a, Early Childhood Educator and Child Studies degree.
Robert Johnston
Canadian Academy of Osteopathy
DO-MTP, M.OMSc., MICO Director and Principal
“I treat parents and caregivers all the time for back pain. The Step Up kids chair clearly lessens the daily strain on one’s back.”
Ontario Osteopathic Association
Canadian Institute of Classical Osteopathy
UpWeeGo's Opinion
UpWeeGo Inc.
Step Up High Chair & Kids Products
Every child develops at different rates. The StepUp chair promotes your child’s natural development. Basic gross motor skills are used while climbing up and down. This also promotes balance and coordination and healthy exercise.