S'up Spoon | A Spoon for Shaky Hands AccessKC Voucher Stroke survivors with one-sided weakness

Stroke survivors with one-sided weakness (hemiplegia) — one of the most common quad cane use cases in OT practice

so children can snap squares

making it ideal for enhancing mobility and independence

and the smooth wood wipes clean in seconds

so you never have to bend down to retrieve a fallen cane (a fall risk in itself)

S'up Spoon | A Spoon for Shaky Hands AccessKC Voucher Stroke survivors with one-sided weaknessUnlike a normal spoon, which normally requires your upper lip teeth to pull content off. This requires you to tip food into your mouth. This makes ait a great solution for older adults with shaky hands or infants who are just starting to gain that coordination. The Sup Spoon was designed originally for one person, Grant Douglas (check the video!) It's a great way to be independent with eating despite having shaky hands from Parkinson's, essential