Photo credit: By Lena |
“Necessity is the mother of invention” – English proverb
Mothers are an industrious bunch. They will find ways and means to make the best of any situation. If you’re in a pickle, you can always count on mom to find you a solution. In this post, we feature 8 mommypreneurs who started their own business to address the problems they faced as mothers.
“My baby has sensitive skin and cannot use regular baby skincare products. Maybe I should make them on my own.”
Lena only uses natural ingredients like organic herbs, plant extracts and therapeutic-grade essential oils to create her range of skincare products. From baby gift sets to nourishing products for mom, every drop is made with love and care.
Claire Organics
Organic goodness for mom and baby. Photo credit: Claire Organics |
From breastmilk soaps to belly balms, everything from Claire Organics is chemical-free. No stranger to the handmade scene, Claire has since expanded her lineup to include custom made wedding favours and baby shower gifts.
“Baby and toddler fashion has room for improvement in terms of sustainability, design and quality. Let’s try to create a better future for our children with our products.”
Majorie left her full-time job to spend more precious moments with her daughter. Hahanoyume was set up to share the creativity and passion for quality children's clothing with other mothers. Each garment is made locally with handpicked fabrics from Japan. Limited quantities ensure exclusivity and quality, keeping customers coming back for more. Hahanoyume also supports two local children charities — Shelter Home and Dignity for Children.
Creators of Kooshboo- Sisters Natasha and Natalia. Photo credit: Kooshboo |
After becoming mothers, Natasha and her sister, Natalia found that there was a lack of children’s clothes that were made according to eco-friendly and socially responsible principles. Together, they created Kooshboo, a children’s fashion label which uses natural materials and made locally to meet high production standards. Their labour of love has since expanded across the causeway and are available for sale at Great World City and Tanglin Mall in Singapore.
“Mass produced baby products and accessories lack personality. Perhaps I could use my creativity to offer parents the freedom of customising what they want.”
SNUGGBaby
Liza is no stranger among the Malaysian babywearing community. Her custom-designed ring slings, soft-structured carriers and other babywearing accessories are known for their quality and are highly sought after even as preloved items. She runs her business from her cozy home in Ipoh, and ships her creations via local courier services. For parents who wish to try before they buy, ready made SNUGGBaby carriers are available at select retailers in the country.
Initially, Wei Tieng’s designs were mainly orders from friends and family. But as more orders came pouring in, she started Black Milk Project and never looked back. Her professional design background is evident in the whimsical and charming illustrations on her entire range of customisable rompers, family tees, tote bags and more.
“There are so many things to do and so little time! I need fast, healthy snacks that are good for me and my breastfed baby.”Bonyū bā
Mom More Milk
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This post first appeared on The Pocketbook Blog by Shoppertise.
Shoppertise is a mobile commerce platform that empowers small business owners with smarter, safer, and easier ways to sell their products and services online. This platform includes Shoppertise Marketplace (A curated marketplace with uniquely designed goods) and Shoppertise Pocketbook (An assistant to manage your small business).
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