Career
She is a visiting Fellow at Bournemouth University, from where she has an honorary doctorate. She is known for inventing the Haberman Feeder and the Anywayup Cup. Haberman"s daughter was born in 1980 with Stickler syndrome, a congenital abnormality that included a cleft palate.
Out of necessity, she invented the Haberman Feeder special bottle for infants with sucking difficulties, now used in hospitals throughout the world.
Her second invention, the Anywayup Cup, is available on the commercial market, selling 10 million cups per year. Haberman has become "a campaigner for improvements in the patent system," and "sits on many committees, including the Intellectual Property Court User Advisory Committee.".
