SUBJECT: New Product Pitch: New Tray Haven Takes the Pain Out of Mealtime

Hello INSERT,

I hope this finds you well. Have you ever heard a new parent complain about back pain from carrying the baby all day or constantly bending over

to pick toys and food that was dropped on the floor? It’s a daily occurrence and the constant bending over and picking up can really take a toll on

one’s back. With the help of the new Tray Haven by Amigoware, mealtime and outings can be less stressful and no longer a pain in the back.

The Tray Haven is an adjustable and see-through wing-like mesh barrier which attaches around a highchair, booster seat or stroller to reduce

items from falling on the floor (6 - 18 months ). The Tray Haven can help parents with back reduce the need to constantly bend over to pick up

dropped items, keep their floors cleaner, and alleviate some stress. The Tray Haven is easy to setup, take down, and store, thanks to its

collapsibility and portability. It can also be used with any booster seat that includes a tray when dining at a restaurant to help keep food off the

floor (because it’s never fun to climb under the table to clean up after a child) . With breathable mesh netting and a sturdy wire construction,

toddlers and parents can easily see through the Tray Haven to interact and it can be easily washed as needed.

In addition, the Tray Haven can attach to strollers which include a tray to help keep toys and bottles/sippy cups off the ground wandering hands

inside the stroller while at the mall or shopping.

I hope that you would consider sharing the Tray Haven with your readers as it can make life a little easier for parents by helping limit potential

back pain from constantly picking thing up from the floor. For more information, please visit www.trayhaven or please don’t hesitate to let me

know if you would like to receive a press release, high resolution images, or additional information. Thank you so much for your consideration. I

look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best regards,

Alex Everakes

Productivity PR