BABIES FIRST YEAR FRAME

Thudguard Baby Protective Safety Helmet - Lilac

Learning how to walk in a world of hard surfaces can turn a special moment into a heart rendering incident in a flash. Babies will always fall taking their first steps. Now your toddler can explore and enjoy its newfound mobility around the house and yard with head protection without worrying their parents. Most homes today have hardwood floors or tiles and falling on a hard surface can be very traumatic for a toddler and cause different degrees of head injury. The Thudguard hat is a revolutionary product from United Kingdom; an infant safety hat designed to help absorb and reduce the impact of falls from a child's own height and lessen the chance of head injury. Thudguard hats are suitable for ages between 7 months to 2 years. Depending on the size of the child's head, stretching from 16 to 20 inches in circumference. It is recommended to take a measurement of your child's head first to confirm the compatibility of the Thudguard sizing. Thudguard is one of the lightest head guards in the world, weighing just less than 3.2 oz. This ultra lightweight design is extremely important for an infant's developing neck muscles Thudguard helps cushion the forehead, side and back of the head. It is made from ultra lightweight high density foam and medium weight, soft-spun poly / lycra. This makes it ideal for stretching and keeping the shape of the helmet allowing it to be very durable and easily kept clean. Thudguard complies with safety standards and is endorsed by Children's Accident & Emergency Experts. Protect your toddlers head and make the learning how to walk experience fun for the whole family.

Fabienne: Whose motorcycle is this?
Butch: It's a chopper, baby.
Fabienne: Whose chopper is this?
Butch: It's Zed's.
Fabienne: Who's Zed?
Butch: Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead.

It's a Custom Bobber actually, and to answer the question, it's MINE ALL MINE! This is my new toy. Complete with Old School Root Beer Metal Flake helmet. It's a custom build that was done by The Cycle Xchange in Matthews, NC. It was even featured in an article in IronWorks Magazine called "Bobbing for Dollars."

Strobist Info: Tripod mounted Fuji S5 Pro with 18-70mm lens, on camera flash set for Manual 1/128. Stand Mounted Nikon SB-800 in Medium Softbox set for TTL, camera left. Nikon SB-600 behind shoot through umbrella resting on the floor camera right. Exposure value for Nikon strobes both bumped +.03 and fired by Nikon CLS. Epoque DS-150 strobe shot through a Westcott Oval 1 Stop Silk Reflector hung at a 45 degree angle over the middle/top of the bike in slave mode.

Helmet? Why use a helmet?

I was at the bike park and heard a shocked mother yelling. “Did you see that? That guy is skating with a baby oh is shoulders.” I am thinking ye right and went over just in time to catch this shot. The walkers by made it clear this was not the right thing to do. I got some harsh looks from the mother for taking the picture as they went off to their car. I am just glad there were no rocks out there that day.

Oh ye I have no idea why the guy in the background is taking off his pants. I think I will look if it is a full moon tonight.

Featuring the easy to use Super Cool padding and retention system Flow-Thru Vent System was created to force cooling air in and warm air out. New easy-adjust retention system help achieve a proper fit. Super-soft comfort webbing. Pillowy soft pads fit snugly for maximum comfort. The pad system is removable, machine washable and easy to place in helmet. Inner liner of energy absorbing EPS foam cushions impact in a fall. Ages 15 months and up. Complies with U.S. CPSC Safety Standard.
Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.
Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.