Event: 12 Days of Crunchy – Lillebaby & Sloomb

Lillebaby

lillebaby COMPLETE Baby Carriers are the next generation of baby carriers. They were created by a team with a mission: to design a baby carrier that was complete in every way. This carrier would be complete in comfort, functionality, safety, and style.

líllébaby was founded in 2001 by Lisbeth Lehan, a designer who is passionate about how products should have a purpose of – in our way or another – improving quality life. Her early design projects across Europe involved teams of specialists who would bring their perspectives and expertise to the table, and ranged from baby diaper design, to functional designs for improving worker safety on oil platforms.

So when she started líllébaby, she did not only start as a mom with a product; she started with a team of moms and dads, designers, a chiropractor, a rock climber, pediatricians, fashion consultants, safety experts and hours and hours of “day-in-a-life” studies of parents with a goal to make baby products that would reduce hassle, simplify life with a baby, and thereby truly improve parents quality of life.

Sloomb/Sustainable Babyish

Sloomb is known for luxurious wool longies, shorties, and covers in gorgeous colors. They are also known for making quality products through ethical practices.

Sloombcloth diapers are made by hand in Denver CO, by women who are paid fair wages and who care about what they make. Their knits are made responsibly in China, using OEKO-TEX® and bluesign® certified wool. Social and environmental sustainability are the core principles behind Sloomb. Most of Sloomb fabrics are sourced from sustainable or organic crops. They use low impact dyes, recycle their fabric, and donate seconds to communities in need.

Sloomb Fitted Cloth Diapers are soft, beautiful, and absorbent. They also help the environment by keeping disposable diapers out of landfills. Sloomb’s philosophy is “We expect our products to be given to another when your little ones outgrow them – they are made to last that long and are not meant to be thrown away.”