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What do your kids do when they think nobody is watching?


1 year old ridding tan dog like horse in pink nursery (is photoshopped)



Have you looked at your video monitor and caught your little being silly or doing something ridiculous that you burst out laughing? Maybe singing in their crib or talking to their stuffed animals? We want to see and hear your stories! Simply tag @summerinfant and #CaughtInTheAct on your public social media channel so we can see it and share it.



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Join the cause!
 
Summer™ has committed to matching 10% of sales on the Baby Pixel® Zoom HD™ Monitor sales on summerinfant.com to Be The Match® bone marrow registry. Donation matching runs 10/21/19 - 12/31/19 with a maximum donation of $10,000.


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Why are we doing this project?
  
 
Two years ago, the world met Stephen Crowley when he Photoshopped his daughter, Hannah, into alarming situations and gave parents heart attacks. Hannah was undergoing treatment for an immune disorder and Stephen used humor and skill to help his family through a difficult time. We remembered Stephen and reached out to him to create jaw-dropping images to show what kids do when nobody is looking.


1 year old baby girl seems to be climbing shelving in pink nursery (image is photoshopped)          1 year old baby girl sits on white crib ledge in pink nursery (image is photoshopped)


What we didn't expect was that his daughter, Hannah, would be his photo assistant. Two years later, Hannah is a thriving young lady which Stephen credits to Be the Match® bone marrow registry. It was then that we committed to match 10% of the Baby Pixel® Zoom HD™ sales, to help more children like Hannah. 

Watch the full story of why Summer™ partnered with Stephen and Hannah Crowley below.
 
 
 
 
 
 

MORE ABOUT BE THE MATCH®

Text info graphic."Give every patient an equal chance. There is a cure for blood cancer, but not everyone has an equal chance at finding a life-saving match. Every 3 minutes someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with blood cancer. 70%25 of patients don't have a fully matched donor in their family. Patients need a genetically matched blood stem cell donor to save their life. Chance of finding a match ranges from 23%25 - 77%25. Up the odds. Patients are most likely to match donors who share the same ethnic background. Signup to save a life. bethematch.org "

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Learn how to donate directly to this organization.

 

 

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