Belly Buds

BellyBuds on Shark Tank

Ear Buds for Pregnant Moms - Episode 508 - 11-8-2013

BellyBuds Baby Bump System
Invented By
Curt & Jama Williams

 Just exactly when do babies began comprehending and responding to the sounds of music? I have spent way too much time trying to answer that question for the Belly Buds article with the best estimate put around 5 months after conception. No one knows for sure exactly what our tiny little miracles are really thinking and/or comprehending, but there's no question they do respond to sounds while developing at this critical time. The more I learn about theBellybuds invented by Curt and Jama Williams, the more this invention makes perfect sense on how you can get a get a jump start on your life long journey as a parent.

BellyBuds on
Modern Family

The BellyBuds Baby Bump Sound System is basically ear buds or earphones made specifically for your unborn child. The earphones stick to the belly with a medical grade reusable adhesive that only your new baby can hear. If Mommy (or Daddy) would also like to hear whatever music or message they are playing to their baby-to-be, the Williams have also included an audio splitter in every Belly Buds sold. Using the bellybuds you also have full control of the volume with a built-in maximum volume control for the safety of your baby.

We all know how music instantly effect's our moods depending on the type of music we're listening to, right? Well exactly how old are you when the power of music starts affecting your emotions on this high of a level? As fate would have it that's now happened enough times it can't be a coincidence when writing for the Shark Tank Success Blog, the answer actually found me. I happen to watch this video below on (of course) ABC News that clearly shows the strong emotions this little guy already has developed towards music and more importantly towards his mother's voice when she sings a sad song.
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Schulzies Bread Pudding

 Schultzies Bread Pudding on Shark Tank

Bread Pudding Deserts - Episode 508 - 11/8/2013



Sarah Schultz of Schulzies Bread Pudding Shops
Featuring 108 Custom Desserts to choose from.

 So how big is the Bread Pudding Market? Just ask Rachael Ray what's the very best and most expensive bread pudding on the market and the Schultzies Brand will be at the top of the list. Not for the most expensive desert that sells for $34,000.00 per dish, but for the Best with over 108 different deserts to choose from. Sarah Schultz the owner of Schultzies is coming to the Shark Tank looking to snag at least one Shark with a big pocket book and a sweet tooth to match.

 Currently there's two Schulzies Bread Pudding Shops open for Business in California. The first Schulzies is located at 1827 Ocean Front Walk in Venice, CA., with the new location at 364 Hayes St. in San Francisco. If you'd like to get a real good idea what some of these 108 Bread Pudding Dishes look like and what to expect before you get there, look no further than Schulzies FaceBook page that has several pictures of desserts Sarah offers. But one thing I must warn you if you live anywhere within 100 miles of a Schulzies Pudding Shop is you might want to eat "any desert" you have on hand first. Why? Because I live over 800 miles from the nearest shop and I'm half tempted to jump in the car and take a little road trip of my own. Yes, this dessert really does look that good!Read More Here-->>>

Kymera Body Boards Update

Update on the Kymera Body Boards

Kymera Jet Powered Body Boards
Now On Sale at Kickstarter!

 It's not often I ever do an update on an update before a contestant even appears on the Shark Tank, in fact I believe this is a first. Half the fun about writing this Blog is learning about new products and services along with the Entrepreneurs that have created them before they appear on TV. Unlike the Sharks that know nothing about the business before they walk into the Shark Tank, I have already done my homework and usually know quite a lot about the business and/or product. I also have the advantage seeing how the entrepreneurs react when they get that final call saying "You made the final cut and scheduled to be on the Shark Tank Show" which is never a guarantee even if you did go in front of the Sharks.

I have seen a few businesses get fantastic deals already knowing they will never get completed after the Sharks dig a little deeper. I have also seen some really cool inventions that I just knew the Sharks would invest in, but to my amazement they passed on investing in the business. Usually the most common reasons the Sharks pass on a cool new product or service is overvaluing the business, under valuing hoping to start a bidding war, not knowing your numbers, margins too low to make a decent profit, other Angel Investors already have large equity stake or simply the technology/market is not mature enough at the present time.

So what's this all have to do with the Kymera Body Boards? After reading what I just wrote, that's a good question. Read More Here-->>>