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Greetings,

 

Many of you may be asking to yourself “now what exactly is a Kraddle Kap”?  Well I’m glad you asked. 

 

What is a Kraddle Kap?

The Kraddle Kap is a satin bonnet developed by a mother and daughter because we believe that hair care starts at birth.  One of the 1st things that the nurses do after your baby is born is to wash their hair.  My son ENJOYED it… the bath, not so much LOL.

Do you know that babies have a 50% or greater chance of developing a bald spot?  And that chance may increase for the following reasons:

  1. If your baby uses a car seat, stroller or crib with cotton lining
  2. If your baby lies in the same position continuously
  3.  If your baby does Not spend adequate amount of tummy time

 

 

Who would’ve thought that all these normal baby things would increase your baby’s chances of getting a bald spot.  Yes, it’s true. Cotton based material is one major culprit to baby balding because it is rough on baby’s delicate hair.  

What is a Kraddle Kap?In fact, it doesn’t take long for the cotton to snag at baby’s fine hair causing a bald spot. Although, you cannot stop using the baby’s car seats, strollers, or cribs there IS something that you can do.  

You can protect your baby’s hair with Kraddle Kare! We designed the Kraddle Kap satin bonnet specific for babies. These bonnets are comfortable enough for sleep and play. One of the special characteristics of the Kraddle Kap is the band.  It is made of a stretchy material that lies flat against the head. There is no fluff around the band, so the baby most likely wouldn’t notice it. There’s also special ear raises designed to fit right above the baby’s ear. Our special band fits baby’s head circumference snugly for safety and can be used anytime, anywhere.

 

 

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Holiday Blessings,

Kraddle Kare

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