What do you think of this helmet for active toddlers?

[meathmom1234]

I happened to come across this website after searching the web to find out if a helmet for active toddlers could be purchased. www.thudguard.co.uk/index.html
I'm just wondering if any parents using mumsnet have used this product, and if it's effective.
I have an 8-week-old baby, and, after enduring far too many stressful and heartstopping episodes (my daughter actually sustained a fractured skull after falling on ceramic tiles!), I'm so pleased to have discovered this product and I want to get organised for when she starts becoming active!But I'm wondering how practical it is.

Your daughter doesnt need a hard hat, you need some of these

rofl VVV

Oh, my goodness - I didn't expect so many replies so soon! I don't work for this company, I just wondered if anybody had tried it! It was my older daughter who fell and banged her head on ceramic tiles when she was one year old, and I guess I am an over protective mum because of this! I'm so mortified and wish I didn't post this, but I'm glad I've given you all a good laugh!

c'mon, I think we are being a bit slack (said she who asked for tit tickling)

In all honesty, meathmom, you don;t need a helmet for your toddler. DS1 is 2yo, and bashes his head 900 times a day, and he's fine.

Or, safehands himself...

Dont be meathmom, we've all had a giggle

Tell you what though.....I googled "David Seaman" and the picture on page 3

It was like a donkey punch........

omg & ROFL....

I've just googled images too.

Arf

All I can say to that pic is "ouch"

Thank goodness my other children are past that stage where they're banging their heads 900 times a day! And, no, it didn't do them any harm. So you all think I'm ultra paranoid!

Maybe a tiny bit over-cautious

Nah, your just normal meathmom!!!

It shouldnt have come up though, that sore looking pic. I am at work and it has "moderate safe search" on. Crikey, I cant even view folks picture trails on here...

I did know a boy who used to sleep in a crash helmet though.....

He's not a boy now of course, he's all grown up. But, when he was about 4 or 5, the plaster in his bedroom fell down from the ceiling above his bed during the night. He wouldnt go to bed without it after that, for some considerable time....

in fact, DS1 banged his head (on purpose, while having a paddy) on the pavement this morning. He's alright, save for a lovely bruise on his forehead.

He looks like he's got a large purple bindi

couldn't imagine sleeping wearing one, he must've spent his time with a creak in his neck!

Thank you all.