WAHM

Softband ingredients There are several components in necessary in order to make a softband headband which is adjustable, so 1-size-fits-all, and make it compatible with Cochlear Baha or Oticon Ponto hearing aid. 5/8 inch fold over elastic (FOE). 5/8 inch velvet elastic (optional) slide adjuster 5/8 inch sliders. Color options are Clear or black. silicone o-ring …

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Our family and headbands don’t mix well. Headbands are always sliding off our heads! The only time I could keep one on, was when I had dreadlocks. Little Baldi-locks will not be getting dreads any time soon. But deep down inside, I think she wants to be a hippie, because these things are probably genetic. One …

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I acquired a collection of headbands back when Monkey was a baby. I also made lots of bows to clip on her headbands. I went a little overboard and made 2 of every color/pattern. I could have attached the bows to the headbands, but I preferred to mix-n-match, as well as have the option of …

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Baby PipSqueak had lots of headbands. I wanted her to get used to wearing them, just in case she needed a hearing aid. People with Treacher-Collins Syndrome, usually have hearing loss too. Babies wear hearing aids on a headband called a “soft band.” When PipSqueak was a newborn, I won a very cute headband from a lady doing a …

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