Description
The Monkey Business Headband compliments the Monkey Business NillyNoggin EEG Cap!
Matching your loved one during their EEG is a great way to support them. Plus they are super comfy!
Time is precious and sometimes a headband is just what you need for a quick hair fix!
A comfortable, stretchy headband with a twist. These headbands are extremely comfortable, stretchy, feels smooth, and completely machine washable. Recommend to lay flat to dry.
Handmade by us right here in the USA of imported fabric of a cotton / spandex blend.
Care Instructions: machine wash warm, line dry.
Matching NillyNoggin EEG Cap is sold separately.
For health reasons, all sales are final on headbands.
Many parents have praised the NillyNoggin EEG Cap. Parents report it has been very helpful in distracting their child from the EEG setup and study. Once the leads are placed, the cap is placed on the child’s head over top of the leads. The cap helps keep the leads in place and deters the child from touching the leads. The caps are also fun and colorful which helps to distract from the procedure allowing a better result. I highly recommend this one-of-a-kind cap!
Dr. Shelley Williams, MD
“Rylee just turned 12 and was diagnosed with BRE at age 6, and then ESES at age 8. The ESES had been hard to manage and has required frequent med changes and trials which come with frequent EEGs. She has had ambulatory EEGs about every 3 months for the past 2+ yrs. NillyNoggins have given Rylee back comfort and dignity while she is around family and friends during testing, and makes her feel fashionable! Thank you Heather and Hannah for all you do for Epilepsy Warriors!”
Rylee P
“Thank you for creating this product. It makes going through a difficult situation so much easier on both the patient and the caregiver. It was hard emotionally for me to see my boy with all those wires. So much of what we’d experienced with seizures came flooding back. The NillyNoggin humanizes the experience. My boy went from looking like a science experiment (his words) to being Adam, a playful child with a condition we’re trying to understand.”
Angela
