Designed for growing spines

The gentle nudge that teaches your child to sit up straight.

A featherlight sensor that feels the slouch before you see it — and answers with a quiet vibration only your child notices. No nagging. No screens. Just muscle memory, built a few seconds at a time.

  • Ages 4 and up
  • 10-day battery
  • Silent — only they feel it

Weight

65g — lighter than a juice box

Typical result

Habit forming in 3–4 weeks

Feels the slouch

A motion sensor reads spine angle in real time and reacts the moment posture drops.

Nudges, never nags

A soft vibration only your child can feel. No beeping, no classroom embarrassment.

Forgettably light

65 grams on a soft adjustable strap. Most kids stop noticing it within a day.

Made for small bodies

Skin-safe silicone, CE certified, and sized for ages 4 and up — not a shrunken adult brace.

The problem

Six hours a day, curled over a screen.

You already notice it — the rounded shoulders at the kitchen table, the chin hanging over the tablet. What is hard is being there every time it happens.

  • Six hours of screen time, every single day

    Tablets and homework pull the head forward. The neck carries the weight, and the spine learns the shape.

  • Reminding them does not stick

    You say "sit up" and it works for ninety seconds. Correction only teaches when it arrives every time — which no parent can do.

  • Habits set early and last long

    The posture a child holds at eight tends to be the posture they carry into adulthood, when undoing it takes physiotherapy.

The fix

A quiet tap on the shoulder — every time, all day.

Amora does the one thing consistency requires: it never gets tired, never gets distracted, and never turns into a row at the dinner table.

  • A reminder they can feel, not hear

    Slouch past the threshold for a few seconds and a soft buzz arrives. Nobody else knows.

  • Trained to your child, not an average

    One press sets their own upright position as the baseline it measures against.

  • Builds strength instead of replacing it

    A brace holds the body up and lets the muscles switch off. A reminder makes the muscles do the work.

3–4 wks

Before most children self-correct unprompted

65 g

Light enough to forget it is there

Safe by design

Built for a child's body, not scaled down from an adult's.

Everything about it — the weight, the strap, the materials, the strength of the alert — was chosen with a four-year-old in mind first.

  • Skin-safe silicone

    Soft against the back, easy to wipe clean, and nothing that heats up or sticks.

  • CE certified

    Tested to European safety standards for products used by children.

  • Vibration only — nothing electrical

    No stimulation, no current, no heat. The strongest thing it does is buzz.

How it works

Three steps. Then it just runs in the background.

No app to babysit, no daily setup, nothing for your child to remember. Clip it on in the morning and let it do the reminding.

1

Clip it on

The strap sits high on the back, under a shirt. Takes about four seconds.

2

It learns upright

Hold a good posture and press once. That angle becomes the baseline it watches against.

3

It nudges, they straighten

Slouch for more than a few seconds and a soft buzz arrives. Repeat that enough and the body stops needing the reminder.

Inside the device

Small enough to forget. Smart enough to matter.

One button, one strap, one job. Charge it on a Sunday and it runs the rest of the week without a thought. In the box: the trainer, an adjustable neck strap, and a USB charging cable.

Weight
65 g
Battery
Up to 10 days
Age range
4 years and up
Certification
CE certified

Before & after

The same child, four weeks apart.

Nothing dramatic happens on day one. What changes is how often the shoulders come back up on their own — until coming back up is simply where they sit.

BeforeBefore

Week 1, no reminderHead drifts forward within a minute of picking up the tablet, and stays there until someone says something.

AfterAfter

Week 4, wearing AmoraThe buzz still arrives, but less often — and the correction happens before it does more days than not.

Typically noticeable around week 3–4
What to look at
Before
After
Shoulders
Rolled forward over the chest
Settling back over the hips
Head position
Chin hanging out past the collarbone
Stacked over the shoulders
Time before slouching
Under a minute
Most of a homework session
Who does the reminding
You, repeatedly
A buzz they barely notice

Photographs are illustrative of the posture change the reminder is designed to encourage. Amora is a habit-building device, not a medical treatment, and how quickly anything shifts depends on how consistently it is worn. It will not correct a diagnosed spinal condition.

What parents say

The reminder that finally stopped being your voice.

This device is so handy for my baby it reminds them to make a better posture,like how this device really forces him to do it. so useful! good quality too!

S

sara

Parent of an 5-year-old

This has made such a lovely difference for our little one. It is comfortable, easy to use, and gives us peace of mind throughout the day. We are so happy we found it!

J

jessica

Parent of a 6-year-old

"My daughter's posture has improved so much since we started using this at school! Her teacher even noticed the difference, and now her friends all want one too. Best purchase I've made for her health!"

O

olivia

Parent of an 6year-old

60-night trial

Send it back if the habit does not stick

Free delivery

On every order, tracked end to end

CE certified

Skin-safe silicone, tested for children

Secure checkout

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Why Amora

Braces hold them up. Amora teaches them to hold themselves.

The honest difference between a posture trainer, a fabric brace, and simply reminding them yourself.

Braces hold them up. Amora teaches them to hold themselves.
What matters Amora trainer Fabric braceJust reminding them
Builds the habit long-term Sometimes
Corrects in the moment it happens
Comfortable for a full school day 65 g, unnoticed
Invisible to classmates
Works without you in the room
Risk of weakening the muscles None A known trade-off None
Ongoing cost One-off Replace as they grow Your patience

Pick your pack

One for the desk. One for the school bag.

Most families order two — a second device means it is never the one thing left at home. Getting 2 gets you free shipping

Single

One child, one device

$39.99

$39.99 each

  • 1 posture trainer + neck strap
  • USB charging cable
  • Free tracked delivery
  • 60-night trial

Three-pack

Siblings, or one to gift

$119.97

$39.99 each

  • 3 posture trainers + straps
  • 3 USB charging cables
  • Free tracked delivery
  • 60-night trial on all three
  • Free tracked delivery
  • easy returns
  • Secure checkout
  • Real humans on support

Questions parents ask

The things worth knowing before you buy.

Still unsure whether it suits your child? Tell us their age and how long they sit each day and we will tell you honestly.

Ask us
What age is this suitable for?

three years and up. The neck strap adjusts across a wide range, so it keeps fitting as your child grows rather than needing replacing every year.

Will other children notice it?

No. It sits under a shirt and the alert is a vibration, not a sound. Nobody in the classroom hears anything — which is rather the point.

Is it comfortable enough for a whole school day?

It weighs 65 grams, roughly a small juice box, on a soft adjustable strap. Most children stop noticing it within the first day. We still suggest starting with an hour or two of homework time before moving to full days.

How long does the battery last?

Up to ten days of normal use from a two-hour charge over the included USB cable. Most families charge it once a week and forget about it.

Is it safe against skin?

The casing is skin-safe silicone and the device is CE certified. There is nothing sharp, nothing that heats up, and no electrical stimulation of any kind — it only vibrates.

How long before we see a difference?

Parents usually notice their child self-correcting without the buzz somewhere in the third or fourth week of regular use. It varies with how many hours a day they wear it. If nothing has changed by the end of the trial, send it back.

Does it replace seeing a doctor?

No, and we would not want it to. This is a habit-building reminder for everyday slouching. If your child has diagnosed scoliosis, back pain, or any spinal condition, speak to your paediatrician or a physiotherapist first.

What if it does not work for us?

If it isn’t the right fit for your family, you can return it for a full refund. Just place it back in its original box and contact us to start a return.

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