Invisibelt goes girly

Invisibelt goes girly
We totally dug the Invisibelt when it first came out (seriously - half of our writers bought one and they all rave about it) because it lies flat and gets rid of that lumpy bumpy crazy stuff that goes on under your untucked shirt. And now, behold! For there is a an Invisibelt Girl Collection made just for our daughters.

There's a chic pink or purple solid belt, or find cute patterns like peace signs and the ubiquitous and trendy skulls sporting hair bows. You basically adjust them the way you do goggles then snap the ends together (no buckle) so once you get it started it's pretty easy for girls to get them on and off by themselves. But they're definitely more suited to tweens and big kids than preschoolers - at the smallest the waist is 20" long.

Sigh, I miss those days. -Liz

Find the Invisibelt for Girls - and mamas too - at the Invisibelt website

Congratulations to Amy H., Lia R., Julia C., and Sonya E., lucky winners of the Invisibelt for girls!

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