leah@comfycaps.netIntroducing the cute and comfy way to protect your little ones without the stigma of a helmet.
THE TIME HAS COME FOR COMFY CAPS TO SAY GOODBYE:
What started out as a way to protect my son’s little head from a brain bleed in a cute and non-stigmatizing way, to my labor of love for the next 20 years, the time has come for Comfy Caps to say goodbye.
I cannot begin to thank each and every one of you for all the love, support and heart filled messages that I have received throughout the years. I have loved seeing all my “Comfy Cap Kids” in the all the pictures that you have shared. It has brought me so much joy to know that I have helped so many of you get through the worrisome baby, toddler and childhood years. Please know that you were so much more than clients, I will never forget the bonds that we created.
It is said that “everything happens for a reason” and I guess that is why our Mitchell was born with a bleeding disorder…and because of him I have been able to help so many of you!! It is also said that “all good things must come to an end”… and that being said Comfy Caps will officially close May 1, 2025.
I told myself that once my supplies ran out I would not be ordering any more. I have very limited supplies left for making Comfy Caps so once it is gone it’s gone. That may be before May 1 or shortly after.
This has been quite a journey for me and my family. I’d like to thank my husband David for working so hard for our family so I could devote the past 20 years to Comfy Caps. My father has been my biggest supporter and right hand man in preparing the foam for every Comfy Cap I have ever made. He cuts, perforates and prepares each piece of foam that is used inside the caps. I really could not have done it without him!! Mitchell is now 22 which is so hard to believe… Comfy Caps would have never happened if it wasn’t for you. Keep being you buddy, you have made this journey so worth it!! To our daughter Madison who got thrown into this bleeding disorder journey at such a young age, thank you and I am sorry it became our new normal that was so difficult for you. Lastly my mom who is the glue that holds our family together…her love, support and prayers have made all the difference in the world. Thank you and I love you all!
Just remember that miracles happen everyday…keep the faith.
Love and God Bless, Leah
Let your children grow up and live as normal of a life as possible and give yourself a little peace of mind along the way. Some children are given more challenges in life to deal with.
For those in the bleeding disorder community or those that just have an extra special little head to protect, give COMFY CAPS a try.
The patented design allows for protective comfort and ventilation