GoBabyGo creates FUNctional Fashion for special needs children

A new FUNctional Fashion course taught by Martha Hall in spring 2015 challenged senior Fashion & Apparel Studies students with creating garments for children with special needs. SewBabySew, in partnership with researchers Michele Lobo and Cole Galloway in the University of Delaware's GoBabyGo program, is creating wearable technology in which assistive devices are embedded in clothing and garments are adapted for children with particular needs.
This semester's course culminated in a fashion show for the children to show off their new clothes, including a jacket with ninja hoodie and a princess dress.
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Wonderful!!! I was just reading a news story about your assistance with a wheelchair made by a high school robotics team for a 2 year old Cillian is his name. Keep up the great work! Thank you. :)