Your search for the ultimate bib is over!
I designed a kerchief style bib that is fashionable as well as functional.
The creation of the Hipper Bib was designed for my son Ian.
Ian is 2 years old and is diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome which causes Ian to drool. After searching for special needs bibs, drool bibs, and fashionable bibs, I decided to come up with a unique bib that had all of these features. I wanted a bib that would compliment his clothing and in turn would not draw attention to the fact that he was wearing a bib therefore, maintaining his since of dignity.
The Hipper Bib features:
*** Bibs come in 4 sizes
If you're still not sure about the size, add an extra set of snaps for $1.50 to lengthen the use of your bib.
Take a look and browse my current selection for boys, girls, or both, if you don't find what you're lookin' for keep checkin' back. I'll be continually adding new creations. Soon to come: Adult sizes and bibs with teething material.
E-mail me with inquiries, would love to hear from you.
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For more information & support, please visit these sites:
www.angelman.org Angelman Syndrome Foundation (US)
www.angelmancanada.org Canadian Angelman Syndrome Society
http://www.international.angelmansyndrome.org/ IASO- International Angelman Syndrome Organisation
www.angelman.org/listserv.htm My online support group! A listserv you can subscribe to, that has parents, caregivers, and some health care professionals from all over the world. This list is amazingly supportive, and extremely informative. After I joined this group, I no longer felt alone. Highly recommended.
www.armyofangels.org Run by a devoted Angel dad, this site contains a lot of information related to AS.
www.sheldonhickey.com A touching site dedicated to their young Angel daughter Maggie. Includes details of Maggie's life and diagnosis, as well as some valuable links about AS.
http://asclepius.com/forums/forums.shtml Angelman Syndrome message board
http://asclepius.com/angel/ntabcont.html Information on Angelman Syndrome from families and professionals. http://www.angelmanforum.org A web forum for AS parents and caregivers.