Wee Angel Wear History
After spending 40 years in nursing, 18 of those in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Jo Lovig decided to create appropriately sized garments for low-birth-weight infants. While enjoying her hobby of sewing doll clothing, she realized that many premies are no larger than dolls. She combined her sewing skills and NICU knowledge to design Wee Angel Wear Wraps and Sleepers.

While working as a R.N., in the neonatal setting, Jo needed to keep the monitor leads and monitor wires secure when caring for premature infants. Jo also knew from experience that the materials needed to be very soft, yet durable without the use of Velcro.

With Wee Angel Wear designs, the tiniest premature babies can be comfortable and warm in a well-fitted garment. NICU staff can be confident that the garments reduce stress on the infants by providing easy access to dressing and cares. The ingenious designs maintain monitor leads placement and allow monitor wires to exit through the sides of the garment. Wee Angel Wear designs are easy to launder and remain soft and comfortable through many washings.

Because special needs and at-risk babies may need monitoring after discharge from the hospital, Wee Angel Wear expanded the size selection to include newborns and babies up to 9 lbs. as well as premature infant sizes. In the hospital or at home, Wee Angel Wear provides easy-care, easy-access garments for all special needs infants.

Wee Angel Wear is a woman-owned, Targeted Small Business. Wee Angel Wear Sleepers are Patent Pending.