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Alan Chalom, owner of Better Surf
Than Sorry/Surfer Baby, with Matt
Adelsohn, (behind truck.) Chalom
donated products to the show
“Extreme Makeover: Home Edition”
and also worked on one of the program’s
projects. Adelsohn makes the
company’s Surfboard Growth Charts,
stools and racks.
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Surfer Baby Participates in Extreme Makeover Home Edition
urfer Baby, of San Diego,
was invited to participate in
an episode of “Extreme
Makeover: Home Edition” that
was to air December 10. Surfer
Baby provided its signature surf-inspired
baby and kids gear to a Southern
California household that
was to be renovated by the show’s
team of designers and craftsmen.
Surfer Baby has offered surfinspired
apparel, feeding supplies,
blankets, pillows, travel accessories,
home furnishings and more
to babies and children since 2002.
Owner Alan Chalom, has taken
his love of surf and channeled it into his love of his
new family, creating the company’s signature surfboard
shaped bibs and burp cloths
and other unique items.
“Extreme Makeover: Home
Edition,” has won back-to-back
Emmy Awards as Best Reality
Program (non-competitive.) Surfer
Baby was proud to be a part of the
makeover process, with Chalom
pitching in to do construction and
set-up work beyond his product
donation.
“After dropping off the Surfer
Baby gear, we grabbed hard hats
and pitched in where ever we
could. I got so caught up in the
excitement of this great project,
the next thing I knew we had
worked through the whole night,”
Chalom said in a press release.
After the air date, video clips
from the series and product information can be
viewed on the television show’s Web site.?
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