Dignity by Wade

Two Handled Teapot

$38.95 CAD

Enjoy the simple pleasure of making tea with this adapted teapot

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Color: White

Product Details

The Dignity by Wade Adapted Teapot is a specially designed teapot with two handles and a precise spout, aimed at helping people living with cognitive impairments.

The teapot's two handles provide a secure grip, and the spout ensures accurate pouring, minimizing the risk of spills. This thoughtful design helps individuals maintain their ability to serve tea safely and confidently.

It supports the cognitive and motor skills that are often compromised by dementia, allowing users to stay engaged in daily routines and maintain a sense of normality.

 

  • This two handled teapot is suitable for individuals who may benefit from assistance with eating or drinking.
  • This two handled teapot is suitable for people who experiences tremors and/or joint pain.

Dementia can significantly affect a person's ability to perform daily activities, including making a simple cup of tea, which is often a comforting and familiar ritual. Traditional teapots can be difficult to manage due to issues with grip, coordination, and memory.

Thi adapted teapot, designed with dual handles, specifically targets these challenges by providing a more secure and manageable way to handle and pour the teapot. This thoughtful design reduces the risk of spills and burns, making tea preparation safer and more enjoyable.

Additionally, the dual-handle design is not only practical but also instills confidence, reducing frustration and enhancing the overall well-being of both the users and their caregivers.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD.
  • This product is Final Sale. Please read our complete Return Policy.
  • Teapot size: 12cm x 15.2cm (4¾" x 6")
  • Material: Vitrified ceramic for durability
  • Colors: Available in white, yellow and green
  • Two handles for improved grip
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Accurate pouring spout
  • Prevents spills
  • Promotes independence

FAQs

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No, unfortunately, the dishes do not have a non-slip surface. However, they stay stable on the table due to their weight. You can also use our Plazmat non-slip placemats with the dishes.

Yes, the Dignity by Wade dishes are dishwasher, microwave, and freezer-safe.

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