Our family arrived back in the world of babies this year when my daughter had her first daughter, and things have changed a little since the days that I was changing diapers.
It feels like shopping and babies have always gone hand in hand. Babies need a lot of stuff and many a friend or aunty has been known to declare, “now I have an excuse to buy baby clothes!” upon receiving a birth announcement.
But in the new age of shop local, buying for babies locally has evolved. There is a not-so-quiet baby renaissance happening in Saskatchewan online that is creative and beautiful in more ways than one. Local entrepreneurs are growing their businesses on DIY sites like Facebook and Etsy and sharing their stories of building the products and their families along the way.
Here are some of the fun local suppliers that are popping up in my Facebook feed:
Sask-made baby items like the ones above are also available at local businesses like Groovy Mama and Mortise and Tenon in Regina.
So if you’re in the baby outfitting market as I now am, why not consider something original and cute that helps support home-grown creators?
Know of another? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter and we’ll add it to the list!
-Nova Alberts is a Marketing Manager with the Brand and Platform team at Directwest
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