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Fun & Comfy Chemo Alopecia Hair Loss Hats for Kids and Teens

Cotton headwear for boys and girls suffering the side effects from chemo or with Alopecia. Our hats our stretchy and fit snugly, but not tightly, onto the head and stay put allowing children to forget they are wearing one and get on with playing, reading or whatever they like to do. The temperature controlling nature of the thin natural cotton fabric means it keeps the head cool in warmer weather or heated rooms and warm in colder environments. 

Any of our plain beanie hats or PICC covers can be customised with a name, slogan or image of your choice... and for arty kids there's also the Graffiti sets!

Fun Liberty prints for both boys and girls and teenagers... if you're looking for something specific, please do ask. As a small business we pride ourselves on being to help when possible and almost always succeed :) 

Having had chemotherapy myself and lost my hair and also a mother myself, finding the best headwear available is such a relief and just one less thing to worry about wether for yourself or a child.

Our headwear is also suitable for children with hair! Especially great at covering delicate ears from the cold & wind when doing outdoor sports. Thin, breathable and soft they fit under all types of helmets. 

Made in the UK. FREE UK DELIVERY on all orders over £40 www.boldbeanies.com

Please contact us directly by email if you are an information & support centre, shop or charity and would like to display our new flyer. 

We are looking for charities to support by creating discount codes for patients as well as charity Bold Beanies Cancer hats with a direct donation to the charity or group.

We offer a wide range of chemotherapy hair loss hats, headscarves, head wraps and unique thoughtful & quirky gifts for a loved one or friend with cancer. 

Soft, comfy, easy to put on and stylish cotton head covers for chemo hair loss for men, ladies, teen and children having cancer treatments or non-medical Alopecia Areata. Sustainably and Ecologically Made in the UK by a Breast Cancer Survivor. 

Breast cancer in men is rare. Around 350 men are diagnosed with the disease each year in the UK compared with over 55,000 women. However, the earlier breast cancer is found, the better the chance of successful treatment, so it’s important to look out for any unusual changes and get them checked by your doctor right away. Around 80 men die from breast cancer in the UK every year.

Signs and symptoms of breast cancer in men
Checking your breast tissue regularly is especially important for men who have a family history of breast cancer or a genetic condition called Klinefelter’s Syndrome. Most breast tissue in men is concentrated in the area directly behind the nipple and the surrounding pigmented area, called the areola. Most – though not all – breast cancers in men appear near the nipple as firm lumps.

Unusual changes to look out for

1. a lump behind or near your nipple, or in your armpit

2: a change in the appearance of your nipple or areola (including change in direction of nipple)

3: nipple discharge or nipple sores (ulcers)

https://www.headwrappers.org/

This service is for anyone who has lost or is likely to lose their hair due to cancer treatment. During a HeadWrappers Appointment you can expect to:-

• Either have a private appointment for up to one hour or a two hour group session with trained volunteers who understand the impact of losing your hair

• Feel more confident coping with hair loss

• Receive practical tips on caring for your hair and scalp before, during and after treatment

• Learn how you can make the most of scarves, hats and hair pieces as an alternative to wigs

• Learn scarf tying techniques

• Try on a range of different headwear to see what suits you best

• Receive your personal Wish List with detailed information on how to purchase items

• Talk through any concerns you may have about your hair loss

• Receive guidance and sign posting to other charities and support organisations

• Receive your Bold Beanies Online Shop Headwear Discount Code.

Approximately 700 people a day are diagnosed with some form of cancer in Britain. About half of those will lose their hair with chemotherapy treatments. Emilienne was one of them. She found the range of head covering options very outdated and fussy and geared at older women with cancer. As a younger woman with breast cancer, she needed to cover up for her small family and get on with daily life as best she could, but also wanted something more stylish and pretty. The idea for Bold Beanies was developed in her sick bed when her woollen hat was itchy...