Baby K'tan - The Best Baby Carrier Ever!

(Subtitle: Shameless Plug-click on the title link to find out why!)
Because of the chag I have not had the time nor the energy to blog. For this post, however, I making an effort on erev Shmini Atzeret, because of the wonderful product my eldest daughter has created (together with her business partner) - after viewing the video, go the home page and learn more about it - and the cutest video my middlest daughter created while she is visiting us and which she added to the website (can you guess which model she is?).

After searching and searching for a 'baby wearing' product which had all the features she was looking for, and not finding a single carrier out there encompassing all of them, my eldest daughter and her partner designed an innovative, brand-new Baby Carrier, and they named it the Baby K'tan Baby Carrier.

I have seen it in action (holding my two-and-a-half-year-old granddaughter) and as far as I am concerned, Baby K'tan is the absolute BEST BABY CARRIER on the market!

Buy all your friends who have babies or toddlers, a personalized Baby K'tan - one of the nicest gifts anyone can give or get for a mom!
And, if you do buy one, please mention that you found out about Baby K'tan from Lady-Light's blog, Tikkun Olam.

Thanks, and have a wonderful end-of-chag!

Comments

Yehudi said…
Chag sameach! Hope all is well with you and your family!
11:29 PM
Anonymous said…
i hope u had a chag sameach, is this really your daughters invention,. wow! i hope it goes really well. sounds great
11:53 AM
Lady-Light said…
yehudi01: B"H, the chag was a (long!)whirlwind, physically difficult, but spiritual. Hope you had a good one too. Posts were sparse, so thank you so much for visiting again.
nuch: You are always so kind! Yes, she and her partners invented this baby carrier after not finding what they needed in other carriers on the market. If you go to their website, you will read more of their 'story' and see that both families had "special needs" kids (my oldest grandson has Down Syndrome. He's a great kid. Because Hashem gave him great parents...)
If you know of anyone in Crown Heights, Boro Park or Lakewood (!) who needs a 'wearing' baby carrier, please direct them to www.babyktan.com and/or my blog...!
Todah be-hekdem, and I hope you had a very sameach chag. May this coming shanah bring you much nachat and many brachot.
6:31 PM
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