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Mar 31, 2025 - 07:34 PM
Aids and adaptations can support individuals with eating and drinking by providing tools that accommodate their specific needs, such as adaptive utensils with ergonomic grips for those with limited hand mobility or non-slip mats to prevent spills. Specialized cups with angled spouts or straws can help individuals with swallowing difficulties, while plate guards can assist those with coordination challenges in scooping food. These aids enhance independence, safety, and comfort during meals.
