Kozie Clothes Featured on KTLA for ADHD Awareness Month
Finding clothing that feels comfortable for your child can make a difference in everyday routines. For families navigating sensory needs, discovering options designed with those needs in mind can feel especially meaningful.
We’re excited to share that Kozie Clothes was featured on KTLA Morning News with Millennial Mom Jenna Barnett for ADHD Awareness Month, alongside five other inclusive brands offering amazing products for neurodivergent kiddos and their families.
Thoughtful Products for Everyday Life
The segment introduced families to products created to support a range of needs. We were grateful to be included and to help more parents and caregivers discover Kozie’s sensory compression clothing.
Founded by pediatric occupational therapist Susan Donahoe, Kozie brings an OT’s understanding of sensory needs to everyday clothing. Our compression styles provide gentle, consistent pressure in soft, stretchy fabric that moves with your child.
For children who seek extra sensory input, these styles offer another option families can explore as part of their daily routines.
Watch the Feature
Thank you to Jenna for including Kozie and helping introduce families to brands that consider the different ways children experience the world.
Whether you’re just learning about sensory clothing or already have a well-loved Kozie in your child’s drawer, we’re glad to be part of your family’s search for everyday comfort.
