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Award Winning at LA Baby Show
We are so excited that we were recently picked as 1 of 10 "Best in Show" winners and honorable mentions by the LA Baby Show, the largest baby show in the country. This is truly an honor considering that there were more than 250 vendors at the show! The show took place November 3-4 and was an amazing event of meeting and speaking with so many wonderful parents and parents-to-be as well as family members. We couldn't have asked for a better honor!
We've been working hard over the past three years to help make parents' lives easier with our products, including our belly bands and newly released Swaddloop sets. We have touched so many people's lives and are so grateful that they have touched ours with their continued support and feedback. We pray, that together, we can continue on this path.
To read more about the LA Baby show winners and to see other amazing baby products click here.
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