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A children's wheelchair is an assistive mobile device specifically designed for children with mobility impairments or those requiring assisted mobility. Compared to adult wheelchairs, children's wheelchair frames are typically lighter, easier to push, and easier to operate, which benefits parents, caregivers, and children themselves.

In the children's rehabilitation products market, wheelchairs are the "legs" that help special children walk out of the house. Faced with a wide variety of children's wheelchair products on the market, parents often fall into a dilemma when purchasing. This article will analyze the three core dimensions that need to be focused on when purchasing children's wheelchairs from the perspectives of ergonomics, child development psychology and rehabilitation medicine, to protect the growth of special children.