About Us
As parents, we wanted to create eco-friendly, reusable baby and feminine hygiene products that actually work and don’t destroy the planet. We believe that what you put on your skin is just as important as what you put in your body.
Through years of research and development, our cloth products have evolved to be eco-friendly, safe, gentle, and highly effective. So you can stop worrying about leaks and enjoy the good times with your family.
Our Story
Tickle Tots was born from a kitchen table in Shropshire by mum of two, Sophia.
The environment is at the heart of Tickle Tots, from the products themselves to the materials used, packaging and supply chain.
The unique registered designs stemmed from the mind of the creative, eco-conscious Mum looking for a solution that would tick all the boxes; better for the environment, better for baby, reliable, easy to use and beautiful.
All the prints start life as hand drawn illustrations inspired by her children and rural surroundings.
Our Ethos
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WE HAVE A STRONG VIEW ON ETHICAL STANDARDS
Our products are made by parents for parents, inspired by nature and created for adventure!
OUR ETHICS
Here at Tickle Tots we take a strong view on ethical standards. We are committed to provide a quality product that represents our eco-friendly view point and belief that everyone is entitled to a fair wage, safe working conditions and reasonable working hours.
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OUR PROMISE
We are committed to provide quality products that represent our eco-friendly view point.
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OUR MISSION
We aim to educate parents, reduce plastic pollution and fight climate change with our eco-friendly, sustainable products.
Our Nappies
Tickle Tots Nappies are designed in the UK by mum of two, Sophia.
Our nappies are manufactured in China. We work with a small family run factory that is inline with our ethics policy.
WHY CHINA?
Setting up manufacturing of our products in the UK would be an extremely costly job, which for a small business like us is just not viable.
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All fabrics and materials we use in our nappies is only made in China, and is made locally to the factory we use. In terms of carbon footprint, having our nappies made and then shipped over to us is much more planet friendly than setting up manufacturing in the UK then having all materials shipped to us.