I decided to cut the tops off his socks so his toes could be free for him to play with and he loved it! But as a new mom, I was worried his toes might get cold, so I grabbed my sewing machine and sewed on what I like to call the 'flip.' This way, his toes could be uncovered for play time, and with a single flip, they could be covered during nap time, or if we went to the grocery store or on a walk if it was chilly outside. He seemed uncomfortable and frustrated whenever he wore traditional socks, as is the case with so many babies.

My son was only a baby when I first came up with the concept of a 'flip sock,' so we're going back nearly nine years! He was always ripping off his socks. Also, Sockabu socks are totally seamless, which is great for children who are finicky about wearing socks. They are pediatrician-approved for less slips and falls as your baby learns to walk. It's the only sock that can cover your toes for warmth and comfort, or uncover them for breathability and natural traction. Tell us a little bit about your children's sock company, Sockabu.Ībbie Boudreau: Sockabu is more than just a sock. Jessica Abo: Thanks so much for being here. She sat down with me to talk about her sensory-friendly socks, which are now available at Target.

You might recognize Abbie Boudreau from her many years of reporting on ABC's 'Good Morning America.' Well, now the three-time Emmy Award-winning journalist has gone from covering the news, to making the news.

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