-an idea born out of our daughter tallys' type 1 diagnosis- - personal item belt-
Friday, August 26, 2011
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Tallygear Tummietote Review. Thank you.
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| Thank you to Kirsty & her daughter for this wonderful review of the tummietote belt. I love this picture. This is exactly why I created the belt....its nice to see. ...life is fun. |
"I bought this belt for my 4 year daughter who uses an insulin pump. We now have two tummietote belts as they are so fab. On for wear and one for wash. My daughter loves how comfortable they are. She wears hers 24/7, the only time she takes it off is for a bath or swimming. I love the simplicity of it and the way it fits her so well. It means her pump can be kept out of sight (stops the stares and questions) and out of mind (stops her worrying about her pump). The belts mean my daughter can behave like any other four year old. Thank you Tallygear."
Kirsty Swift
07/26/2011
United Kingdom
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Clara Barton Camp-Oxford, Ma.
Tallia is having an overnight at the Clara Barton Diabetes Camp tonight....still unsure of my feelings.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Tour de Cure July 2011.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Tallygear New Fabrics coming....July 11, 2011.
COOOOOL New Fabric Colors & Designs at www.tallygear.com
| Blue Fish |
| Crabs & Fish |
| Dark Green |
| Burgundy |
| Stars & Peace |
| Turqoise |
| Daffodil Yellow |
| Steel Gray |
Monday, July 4, 2011
| Happy 4th of July. Tallygear coupon code now thru July 8th enter ' firework ' at checkout and receive $10.00 off your purchase of $40.00 or more. www.tallygear.com Thank you. |
Friday, July 1, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Mommy's A Runner: TallyGear Raffle
Mommy's A Runner: TallyGear Raffle
Thank you Tara for the great write up on tallygear...we appreciate all your support with tallygear and the virtual 5K for JDRF. The Tosta Girls are Number 1 in my book.
Thank you Tara for the great write up on tallygear...we appreciate all your support with tallygear and the virtual 5K for JDRF. The Tosta Girls are Number 1 in my book.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Tally in the shop.
Tally loves to be in the tallygear shop with her mother.
She is always, always, always working on a project & her mother is forever cleaning up after her.
She is always, always, always working on a project & her mother is forever cleaning up after her.
tonights project was in her own words
"Bill the glitter pooping unicorn".
as seen below.
I think she actually used staples to hold his head to his neck......ewwww.
& glitter glue for the poop.
She loves anything squishy.......
he will hang around for the rest of summer then I will put 'Bill' out to pasture.
Tally, I & her father decided Tally will go to the Clara Barton Diabetes Camp in North Oxford, Massachusetts for a one week day program in July 2011...she has asked me for several years but, now I think I am ready to let her go.... its tough though.
I love her so so much and want her to be safe...what better place.
Tally was being a little silly...and wanted me to add above pic.
in her own words...
"did you ever wonder how a rainbow happens? Unicorns sleep on clouds and after rain sometimes they don't feel good and throw up rainbows."
Thursday, June 9, 2011
small personal item belt
small personal item belt
...please support the virtual 5K...
and click the link on home page to register or donate.
Thank you.
...please support the virtual 5K...
and click the link on home page to register or donate.
Thank you.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
Live call in with the audience 05/27 by The Marathon Show | Blog Talk Radio
Reyna from www.betabuddies.blogspot.com sis Tara Tosta interview at about the 26 minute mark.....
RE: Virtual 5K June 24-27.....proceeds to benefit www.jdrf.org get details from Tara's blog at www.mommysarunner.blogspot.com what an incredibly great idea to raise $ for juvenile diabetes.
Thank you to Tara & Reyna....2 incredible women.
Live call in with the audience 05/27 by The Marathon Show Blog Talk Radio
RE: Virtual 5K June 24-27.....proceeds to benefit www.jdrf.org get details from Tara's blog at www.mommysarunner.blogspot.com what an incredibly great idea to raise $ for juvenile diabetes.
Thank you to Tara & Reyna....2 incredible women.
Live call in with the audience 05/27 by The Marathon Show Blog Talk Radio
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
A Review of the Tallygear LegBand by Haley at NaturallySweeet Blog.
Monday, May 23, 2011Tally Gear: My Secret Weapon
A few weeks ago I was in a fashion show. I wore a beautiful long white dress and was very excited about everything. When I was getting dress I came across a dilemma. Where was I going to put my insulin pump during the fashion show?! My underwear was not supportive enough and the pump was dragging it down. I had my Tally Gear belt with me and I placed it under the dress around my waist. Unfortunately since the dress was white and my Tally Gear was neon pink, it was completely visible.
I ended up wearing the pink Tally Gear with three under skirts to mask the pink. It ended up working fine and it was a great night to say the least.
After the fashion show I had a few other events coming up which I knew this would be a similar problem, prom, JDRF promise ball, arts banquet performance, ect.
So I sent an email to the lovely Miss Donna Annese. I told her about how I wanted something discreet and still sturdy to hold my pump while wearing a dress. We came up for the plan of making a garter, and then Donna got busy!
This is the AMAZING product we came up with:
Since I have gotten it, I have worn it at about every possible time I could.
Try and find a sign of wearing an insulin pump in any of these pictures!
Donna, Thank you so much, thank you for being so kind, and thank you for spending all this time to help me.
Go check Donna out at http://www.tallygear.com/
A few weeks ago I was in a fashion show. I wore a beautiful long white dress and was very excited about everything. When I was getting dress I came across a dilemma. Where was I going to put my insulin pump during the fashion show?! My underwear was not supportive enough and the pump was dragging it down. I had my Tally Gear belt with me and I placed it under the dress around my waist. Unfortunately since the dress was white and my Tally Gear was neon pink, it was completely visible.
I ended up wearing the pink Tally Gear with three under skirts to mask the pink. It ended up working fine and it was a great night to say the least.
After the fashion show I had a few other events coming up which I knew this would be a similar problem, prom, JDRF promise ball, arts banquet performance, ect.
So I sent an email to the lovely Miss Donna Annese. I told her about how I wanted something discreet and still sturdy to hold my pump while wearing a dress. We came up for the plan of making a garter, and then Donna got busy!
This is the AMAZING product we came up with:
Since I have gotten it, I have worn it at about every possible time I could.
Try and find a sign of wearing an insulin pump in any of these pictures!
Donna, Thank you so much, thank you for being so kind, and thank you for spending all this time to help me.
Go check Donna out at http://www.tallygear.com/
Friday, May 20, 2011
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