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The next of our mom inventors is Jessica Kim.  Her company is Babbaco, and her product is the Babbacover car seat cover.

The car seat covers are all very cute. They have elastic fit in the front and back for a sure fit while keeping the sides loose for circulation, elastic opening for a sure grip on the car seat handle

Window openings in the front and back, button the window flaps up or secure them down to prevent flapping in the wind, the window openings create easy access to baby, allows your baby to see out, and provides sufficient circulation

Side cargo pockets on both sides, throw in your keys, wallet, diaper/wipes, teether, things that you want to keep easily accessible

About the Inventor.

Jessica Kim is so real. She’s a mom, a wife, a serial entrepreneur, and just another woman trying to balance it all. Jessica strongly believes that every mom is entrepreneurial. Moms need to switch plans at the drop of a hat, be resourceful with what they have, and make things out of nothing (like creating a puppet out of your glove to get through that grocery line). Jessica designs her products with real parenthood in mind. She is not an expert mom at all; she doesn’t believe one exists. She’s ready to share her reality of being an entrepreneurial mom. Jessica celebrates that reality and dedicates herself to creating solutions for all of us…and why not look super cute at the same time?

Some more examples of the cuteness of the covers.

She also has babbaburpies, which are burp cloths that you can turn inside out to keep using.  Good idea.

I am going to post on some other mom inventors and what they have done.  I am going to start with one that I love.  I love it because it relates directly to my profession as an Occupational Therapist and a child feeding specialist.  It is The Wean Machine.  You put in foods and smoosh them to make it easier for a baby to eat.  Essentially it is a compact ricer which is convenient and has everything that you need to have with it.

The mom behind it is Tilly Beazeley, and the official website is TheWeanMachine.com.  Tilly is from England and was tired of washing the large machine she used to make her baby food.  She wished she had something that was small and easy to clean up.

It makes it easy to make food smaller for a young toddler to eat.  It does not puree the food, it mushes it into small pieces.  In essence it makes a texture similar to fork mashed foods.  It is good for kids who are transitioning from puree to lumpy foods, and makes it easy to transition to regular table foods.  You can make a meal for the family, and put some of it through The Wean Machine to make it easier for the little one to eat. 

I used a similar item with my kids when they were young.  It is much better for kids to eat home made baby food.  It tastes better, and you know how it has been made.  This makes the process much easier.