World News – USA – Buckle Me Baby Coats Shark Tank Update: Where Are They Now?

ABC’s’ Shark Tank’ is one of the most unique reality shows on our TV screens right now – it offers us not only entertainment and information about new products, but also about the business world. Here amateur entrepreneurs present their business models to a group of investors, aptly called Sharks, in the hopes of convincing them to invest in their ideas.

However, since the reality of the market is tough and the sharks are not that easy to impress, entrepreneurs need to be prepared to leave empty-handed. However, Dahlia Rizk with Buckle Me Baby Coats hopes to overcome all obstacles, as seen in Season 12, Episode 7.

Buckle Me Baby Coats is a Londonderry, New Hampshire based company that was founded when Dahlia Rizk, a mother herself, realized it was impossible to keep her children safe in their car seats with their puffy winter coats on. Not a stranger to the relentless cold winds, she also wanted her children to stay roasted, which of course became a dilemma. First, Dahlia visited various coat manufacturers and asked if they could make a couple of fit jackets for her. But when they refused, she decided to tackle the problem head on.

Dahlia started her business thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign that ran just over 6 in March 2017. Raised $ 000, got it working. And with that money, she found a way to design a coat that was as warm as a traditional winter coat, but without the added comfort that tends to throw kids off their car seats. With Buckle Me Baby Coats, Dahlia strives to adhere to heat recommendations from experts while avoiding the collapse of parking lots. Her company also follows the guidelines of the NHTSA and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

By attaching the zipper to the side and thicker insulation at the front rather than the back, Buckle Me Baby Coats allows the seat belt to be passed over a child’s shoulder and chest in the usual environment – which means safety without additional fuss. These coats are also designed so that they can be easily worn at home and outside. Additionally, Dahlia admits that rapid growth spurts can often render a coat unusable after a single season, which is why she purposely keeps the sleeves of her coats longer than is necessary for prolonged wear.

Dahlia and her company are offering a $ 20 coupon when you switch from a « gently used » Buckle Me baby coat to a new one. But the best part is that she donates the old ones to various children’s charities in her area. Buckle Me Baby Coats started with an idea in Dahlia’s house, but now she has a warehouse, website and market as her products are available on Amazon. These coats range in price from $ 69. $ 99 and $ 149. 99, but you have the advantage that you get one with just 25% deposit with no credit check and no interest.

Accessories such as knitted hats, T-shirts, escape protection tools and contactless door openers are also available on the company’s website. And now, in order to continue the mission of keeping children safe even in the coldest months, Dahlia Rizk is aiming for wider adoption of Buckle Me Baby Coats.

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