The drive to ban plastic and encourage the use of sustainable and eco-friendly products is the mantra nowadays. Aren’t we all looking for ways to reduce our carbon footprint? From recycling and reusing to looking for plastic-free options we continuously make small changes to our life. What if we told you that you could help the planet by helping your baby?
Using sustainable materials for baby care is the new way to keep your baby clean, dry, and comfortable, all the while doing your bit to support the environment.
We at Kidsstoppress have found a brand to help you do just that.
About A Toddler Thing (ATT)
In an effort to make India plastic-free, Swathi, Ashwanth and Lokesh Naveen started A Toddler Thing in 2017. This innovative start-up makes sustainable and eco-friendly products for children. The diapers are made of polyester on the outside and you can use soft cloth or inserts on the side that is in contact with your baby’s sensitive skin. Light and convenient, they are machine washable and reusable up to a minimum of 100 washes.
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They have just about everything you would need for a newborn baby. Their product line includes
- New Born Diapers with double gussets
- Economic Cover Diapers (Day Time) with a stay-dry insert
- Cover Diapers comes with 10 layers GOTS certified cotton insert
- Muslin Jablas and Nappies which are made of organic muslin cotton and are ideal for a new-born baby
- Wrap your baby in soft swaddles made with organic material
- Inserts and Diaper accessories
- Colourful and cute toddler footwear
- Wet Bags
All ATT products are CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Investigation Act) and GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. So you know your baby is getting the good stuff!
Where Can You Buy Them?
Website: About A Toddler Thing
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Address: 1st Floor, Gain Towers, No 1, SND Layout, Tatabad, Coimbatore – 641002, India
Contact: +91 9944680476
Email: info@atoddlerthing.com
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