<p>When Tina Singh, a Sikh Canadian woman, couldn't find a helmet in the market that could accommodate her sons' turbans, she designed one herself.&nbsp;Helmets are necessary for bicycle and motorbike riders because they decrease the risk of head and brain injury during an accident. Several nations have made wearing a helmet mandatory, not only for adults but also for children, during a ride on bicycles and two-wheelers.</p>

<p>However, a Sikh Canadian woman named Tina Singh faced an issue when she discovered no helmet would fit her son since&nbsp;he wore a turban. So, her maternal instinct for the safety of her son drove her to design the first safety-certified multisport helmet for kids who wear surbans, CBC news agency reported.</p>

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<p>Tina said, "I was frustrated that there wasn't a safe option in sports helmets for my kids." As she defines her initiative on Instagram, she writes, "I'm a mom who took a leap of faith to do something valuable for my children." She thanked her online community and said, "And you have responded with lots of love."</p>

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<p>Tina Singh describes her journey as a big learning curve for herself. The creator of 'Sikh Helmets,' Tina Singh, is an occupational therapist. "It's not something I've ever done before," she told CBC.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Her helpful initiative has helped several Sikh boys across Canada. Her followers on Instagram are showing a positive response to her product. One follower wrote, "My boys have been for years asking&nbsp;for a helmet that fits their hair. I am so excited. You are making this happen for them and all other Sikh kids."</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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When Tina Singh, a Sikh Canadian woman, couldn't find a helmet in the market that could accommodate her sons' turbans, she designed one herself. Helmets are necessary for bicycle and motorbike riders because they decrease the risk of head and brain injury during an accident.

When Tina Singh, a Sikh Canadian woman, couldn't find a helmet in the market that could accommodate her sons' turbans, she designed one herself. Helmets are necessary for bicycle and motorbike riders because they decrease the risk of head and brain injury during an accident. Several nations have made wearing a helmet mandatory, not only for adults but also for children, during a ride on bicycles and two-wheelers. However, a Sikh Canadian woman named Tina Singh faced an issue when she discovered no helmet would fit her son since he wore a turban. So, her maternal instinct for the safety of her son drove her to design the first safety-certified multisport helmet for kids who wear surbans, CBC news agency reported. Also Read| Ukraine invites Japan PM Kishida for a visit Tina said, "I was frustrated that there wasn't a safe option in sports helmets for my kids." As she defines her initiative on Instagram, she writes, "I'm a mom who took a leap of faith to do something valuable for my children." She thanked her online community and said, "And you have responded with lots of love." Watch| India's EAM S. Jaishankar takes on Europe's charges, calls out China Tina Singh describes her journey as a big learning curve for herself. The creator of 'Sikh Helmets,' Tina Singh, is an occupational therapist. "It's not something I've ever done before," she told CBC. Her helpful initiative has helped several Sikh boys across Canada. Her followers on Instagram are showing a positive response to her product. One follower wrote, "My boys have been for years asking for a helmet that fits their hair. I am so excited. You are making this happen for them and all other Sikh kids." (With inputs from agencies)

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Sikh Canadian woman creates ‘turban-friendly’ helmets for her kids, gets lauded