Over the head hands free phone holder

An over the head hands free phone holder for positioning a phone against a head of a person, comprising:

• a curved headband having opposite ends;
• an elongated hollow phone holding housing attached to one of said ends of said headband, said phone holding housing having a back wall, longitudinal opposite side walls connected orthogonally to opposite side edges of said back wall, and a transverse lower end wall extending between lower ends of said side walls, said side walls being substantially longer than said lower end wall, so that said phone holding housing is defined with a completely open inner side for receiving the phone but completely exposing an inner side of the phone for enabling access to a keypad on the phone, said phone holding housing having a top opening between top ends of said side walls for passing an antenna of the phone;
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• an inverted U-shaped cushion attached to a top end of said phone holding housing, said inverted U-shaped cushion having a transverse portion extending between said top ends of said side walls, and longitudinal side portions extending downwardly along said side walls, said inverted U-shaped cushion for enabling the phone to be inserted into said phone holding housing;
• a pair of gripping fingers attached to said side walls of said phone holding housing for gripping the phone, each of said gripping fingers being hinged about an axis normal to said back wall, said gripping fingers being elongated in a direction parallel to said back wall for compactness.