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Great New Product for Bathing Baby

by Stephanie

First, can I just say, I love the term “mompreneur”, and really, who better to figure out what moms need than a mom? I love the idea of this product. Special gloves that let you touch baby to bathe her, but at the same time, keep her from slipping.

Celebrity and non-celebrity parents of new babies have one less thing to worry about. No Slip
Charlie(TM), a unique baby bath safety product offered by mompreneur-owned Mom Sense, gives parents the ability to maintain a firm but gentle grip on their wet, slippery baby during bath time. Already embraced by mommy bloggers and consumers both as a personal must-have and as a great baby gift idea, No Slip Charlie(TM) is now on its way onto celebrity parents’ hands. The stylish bath safety product has been accepted by Celebrity Baby Swags for inclusion in baby gift bags created for famous new moms and moms-to-be. No Slip Charlie(TM) will debut with Celebrity Baby Swags in packages sent to Nicole Kidman and Angelina Jolie.

Soft, durable and easy to maintain, No Slip Charlie(TM) is a pair of fingerless gloves that promote bath safety by providing a secure gripping surface while leaving parents’ fingers free to wash hair and make skin contact with the baby. In addition to a pair of soft poly/lycra gloves, each No Slip Charlie(TM) package also contains two machine-washable terrycloth wash mitts that attach to the gloves during bath time. The product is available in pink and blue.

No Slip Charlie(TM) was created by mompreneur Kim Shulman, who realized the need for this type of baby bath safety product after the birth of her son, Charlie (for whom the product is named). Worried about the dangerous combination of her wet, slippery baby and the equally wet and slippery hard surfaces of a bathroom, Shulman developed the gloves to help alleviate unnecessary stress that can arise during an otherwise joyful time. With No Slip Charlie(TM) gloves, parents can relax and have fun with baby during bath time, knowing they are equipped to keep their child steady in the tub
and while lifting their baby in and out of the bath.

For more information on No Slip Charlie(TM) (http://www.noslipcharlie.com)

And for your older kids, don’t forget the importance of hand-washing!


Posted in Kids on August 21st, 2008

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