Chelsea Lanmon

LANMON, Chelsea, American, b-1987. When 5 years old it was a regular task to help her mother change the baby’s diapers. By the age of 8 with help from parents she had patented a Diaper Pocket with all the bits and pieces routinely used in changing diapers. Having won first prize in the Invent America Competition she became nationally known in the media. She continues the inventive process and looks like becoming a future prolific inventor.

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