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Introducing the big and tall online boutique Happy Panda… The Brand for the Bigger Baby

Happy Panda announced the grand opening of their online boutique targeted toward the ‘big and tall’ infant market. The centerpiece of the Happy Panda brand is clothing specifically designed to fit the bigger baby. Customers can take comfort in the Happy Panda sizing system which takes the mystery out of shopping for larger babies by age without having to buy the next size up. Happy Panda’s clothing is high quality tagless babywear, designed and made in the USA, using environmentally safe fabrics and inks for the safest, most comfortable fit for the happy panda in your life.

The Happy Panda brand is the creation of Pamela Kramer, the proud parent of not one but two Happy Pandas. Her first baby boy grew so quickly that he was wearing a size 2T before his first birthday. His growth rate made it difficult for friends and family to shop for him by age because the standard size charts did not apply. She became frustrated trying to find clothes that fit while offering the ability to get through those quick diaper changes without completely undressing her baby.

In August 2006 her second son was born and began growing at an even faster rate than the first. Still, no brand had addressed the needs for bigger babies. After sharing stories with other parents in the same situation she found they also have had to return items purchased by age because they were too small. In December 2006 the Happy Panda concept became a reality.

This unique babywear features the Happy Panda character chosen because pandas are distinctive, big in stature but cute all the same. Each one piece comes with the signature panda face print on the backside diaper area. If you see one of these pandas please make sure to ask the parents before you feed these big bears. Bigger babies can look forward to comfortable, stylish clothes from Happy Panda.

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