Which of the following is NOT a common mobility equipment used for children with CP?

• A. Wheelchairs
• B. Standers
• C. Adaptive Tricycles
• D. Power Exoskeleton

Answer: (D)

The device not typically used as a common mobility aid for children with cerebral palsy is the power exoskeleton. In everyday pediatric practice, mobility options usually include wheelchairs (manual or powered) to provide independent movement, standers to promote upright posture and weight-bearing for bone and joint health, and adaptive tricycles to support coordinated movement and active participation. A power exoskeleton, while there is research and some clinical use in specialized settings, is not a standard, widely adopted device due to factors like cost, safety requirements, need for specialized supervision, and limited evidence of routine functional benefits in typical daily activities.