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• Dec. 13, 2005 - Bundiebaby

I have to tell all of you about Bundiebaby.

My friend Jodi started her business, Bundiebaby to help families with special needs children. Jodi designed clothing that will discreetly hide tubes, and plugs that many special needs babies have. I can't do her idea justice, but if you have a special needs child or know of a special needs child with feeding tubes, bile bags, or nasal cannulas, then these specially designed outfits can make life much easier.

Jodi was Boy 2's very first foster mama. She only had him two days before he was turned over to us. We were foster parents in a unique foster program in Hawaii called Hale Malama. The program took only special needs babies from birth to two years of age. We were trained to meet any foster childs medical needs. It's from this experience that Jodi began to think of and design the outfits that now make up her Bundiebaby business.

Next Wednesday, Jodi, and Bundiebaby will be featured on Good Morning America. Good Morning America has a contest for new business' with a prize that will help a new business get a great start. Bundiebaby is a finalist!!

Check out this super new business that will absolutely change the way you look at dressing your special needs child.

• Dec. 14, 2005 - These are darling!

Posted by takingthechallenge

Your friend is very gifted and what a blessing for parents of children who need these medical devices. Thanks for sharing that.

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• Dec. 14, 2005 - Untitled Comment

Posted by drewsfamilytx

What an amazing-super-fantastic idea!!! I'll have to watch GMA just to see-- and congrats to Jodi! That is SO exciting!!!

By the way, you can upload the graphic and then in your template, under "Begin Right Side" you can insert < img src =" upload address here " > with NO spaces except one space b/t img and src. I hope this is as clear as mud! LOL

Love,
Marsha

PS congrats on your nomination!!!

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• Dec. 14, 2005 - Untitled Comment

Posted by drewsfamilytx

On the left hand side of your "control panel" go down to "Upload Files." You will upload the pic or button. After it is uploaded, you can click on "view", then copy the URL of the window the pic comes up in. This is the address that will go between < img src= " paste URL here" >

Marsha

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• Dec. 14, 2005 - Untitled Comment

Posted by JenIG

I think it's a great idea!
tell Jodi to email me at JenIG@TheHomeschoolMagazine.com and I will give her a free 1/4 pg ad in our Spring issue of The Old Schoolhouse Magazine. We have a lot of readers with special needs kids and I'd like to help get the word out.

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