Baby K'tan Revisited: Still a Great Gift!

Some time back I wrote about my daughter's new product, the Baby K'tan Baby Carrier. It is really unique, invented by her and her business partner because of their special needs kids (one of them being my wonderful grandson Coby, who has Down Syndrome).
In case you were thinking about getting a baby gift or baby shower gift for someone, this is a great idea which will be much appreciated. Go check out the website, at http://www.babyktan.com/ to see all the possibilities.
And take a quick look at this video from Mommy.TV, where my daughter is presenting the Baby K'tan (since this presentation, they found another position to use the carrier in, so now there are 8 positions--and she forgot to mention that you can also have it personalized with the baby's name!)
Enjoy, and if you do decide to buy one, please mention that you learned about it from Lady-Light's blog:

Comments

Laya said…
Where was this when my kids were babies!? It looks great... I'm heading to the website now. :-)
7:13 PM
Lady-Light said…
aunt laya: I feel the same way: why couldn't Michal invent this when I gave birth to her, huh?
That way, I could have put her in it, not to mention her sibs!
7:55 PM
Lady-Light said…
(Can't wait to see you!)
7:56 PM
frumhouse said…
I love slings and have tried many. This one looks awesome! Too bad my little guy is too big for one now!
7:28 PM
Lady-Light said…
frumhouse: How old is your 'little guy?' Remember, the Baby K'tan fits kids "from premie to pre-school," in other words, from newborn to 40 lbs.(18.14 kilo).
In any event, it is awesome-tell your friends about it (and I thank you)!
11:39 PM
the sabra said…
walla im inspired to have a baby just for this ;)


(i gonna link to this gd willing)
3:47 AM
Lady-Light said…
The Sabra: Ohmygawd get married first(!)
(But I would very much appreciate the link!)
4:05 PM
the sabra said…
heehee u make me laugh :)
11:19 PM
the sabra said…
done!
11:52 PM
Lady-Light said…
sabra: What? OMIGAWD, you're getting married?? MAZAL TOV! (you didn't invite me)
1:00 PM
Anonymous said…
LOLLLL at mishugah l'gamrei!

i LINKED you, dear. THAT is what was done!
3:51 PM
Lady-Light said…
sabra: I know. You didn't get my sarcasm? Oy, I'm losing my touch(!)
Thanks for the link (and you'd better invite me when you do get married, y'hear?)!
(אבל כן, אני כן משוגעת לגמרי)
9:47 PM
the sabra said…
hon, if i thought u were serious i wouldn't call you crazy. i try not to insult people kacha.
:)
11:09 PM
Lady-Light said…
sabra: (delayed reaction!) kol hakavod!
10:30 AM
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