Infant to Small Child Size Pediatric Arm Immobilizer

Keep little arms still and secure with the No-No® Pediatric Arm Helper, designed with safety and comfort in mind for newborns to small children. These lightweight and easy-to-apply immobilizers fit most infants, providing peace of mind for parents during medical procedures.

Made of sturdy yet soft, latex-free material, the arm helpers prevent interference with medical devices or healing wounds. Simply wipe clean with a gentle cleanser and water, then dry thoroughly before reapplying. Ideal for cleft palate surgery, elbow injuries, or other pediatric needs, our arm immobilizers ensure that babies get the support they need.

Shipping:

• We offer $9.00 flat rate shipping.
• Free shipping for bulk orders over $500
• Expedited shipping options available. 
• For international shipping please call us at 1-800-615-9211.

• Lightweight and comfortable: Perfect for prolonged wear and active young patients.
• Easy to apply: Simplifies the process for parents and healthcare workers.
• Sturdy and durable: Designed for long-lasting use, withstands active child use.
• Sold in pairs: Convenient for bilateral procedures.
• Latex-free: Safe for children with latex allergies.
• Adjustable fit: Customizable to various arm sizes for secure immobilization.
• Soft padding: Prevents skin irritation, enhancing comfort.
• Breathable fabric: Reduces risk of overheating and suitable for extended use.
• Washable: Easy to clean for hygiene maintenance.
• Variety of sizes: Ensures a proper fit for infants to older kids.

• Post-surgical recovery: Assists in recovery from surgeries like cardiac procedures.
• Intensive care support: Secures limbs to prevent dislodging of medical devices.
• Medical examinations: Keeps children still during procedures like MRI or CT scans.
• Ophthalmological treatments: Ensures effectiveness of treatments like eye patching for strabismus.
• Facial surgery recovery: Protects surgical sites, aiding in proper healing.
• Healing wound protection: Prevents interference with healing wounds, such as from biopsies or mole removals.
• Dermatological procedures: Assists in treatments for eczema or psoriasis by preventing scratching.
• Dental care: Prevents habits like thumb sucking, affecting dental alignment.
• ENT procedures: Important post-cochlear implant surgeries to protect the area.
• Neurological evaluations: Ensures child remains still during tests like nerve conduction studies.