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Ruth Bradford
We are passionate about fostering a love for wildlife from as early an age as possible which is why we donate 25% of profits to wildlife charities.
We are passionate about supporting parents with tools to help their little one's early development and creating products with purpose that reduce waste and last more than the usual few months like other baby toys.
We strive to be as eco conscious and sustainable as possible to reduce our impact on planet earth. We are far from perfect but we are continually striving to be better.
Our current range includes board books, storybooks, interactive flash cards, prints, accessories and decor.
The business is run solely by founder, creator and mum of 2, Ruth Bradford from her Bristol home.
Media Coverage
inews.co.uk
Postal strikes are ‘utterly crippling’ small businesses and charities due to delaysStrikes by members of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) are disproportionately affecting smaller firms and charities
The US Sun
Mum shares easy way she stops car seats overheating as the temperature risesA MUM has shared a brilliant hack for keeping car seats cool and safe in the heat – and all you need is a muslin. Ruth Bradford took to TikTok to post her top tip, explaining: “If you’v…
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How I Manage My Money: A female entrepreneur making up to £2k a month from a children’s book projecthttps://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/money/saving-and-banking/how-i-manage-my-money-a-female-entrepreneur-making-up-to-2k-a-month-from-a-childrens-book-project-1711747
InternetRetailing
Fears over war’s impact and cost of living force High Street and online sales down – what are Growth 2000 retailers doing?To gauge how the smaller end of the retail market is responding, we talked to a range of retailers and brands
Daily Mail
Inflation hits 6.2% ahead of Rishi’s mini-Budget TODAYRishi Sunak has left No11 for the Commons ahead of his Spring Statement, after the headline CPI rate came in above expectations - underlining the pain for families.
Nottingham Post
Inflation rises again as cost of living crisis continuesClothing and footwear price increases nudge Consumer Price Index inflation to 5.5 per cent in January
HullLive
Inflation rises again as cost of living crisis continuesClothing and footwear price increases nudge Consumer Price Index inflation to 5.5 per cent in January
Express.co.uk
Councils ‘hold £1bn in grants intended for small business’ALMOST £1billion in grants intended for struggling businesses is being held by councils that are failing to allocate the money, it has been claimed.
Startups.co.uk
SMEs react to GDP growth stalling in October, with Omicron impact still to comeOctober’s GDP figures show hardly any growth and point to a very worrying Christmas for SMEs as Omicron hits them hard.
Startups.co.uk
What do SMEs want from COP26? - Startups.co.ukAs the world’s leaders gather in Glasgow for COP26, we look at what SMEs want from the emerging new green agenda.
Enterprise Nation
What small businesses want from COP26Lots of big headlines will come out of the COP26 but what do small businesses want the conference to achieve that will help more small firms become more sustainable?
Freelance Informer
Ditch the degree: 41% of graduates say start a business instead. But do business owners agree?New research by comparison site NerdWallet has found that almost half of former university students would advise against pursuing a degree. Instead, for those with a great idea, they suggest launching...
Daily Mail
Toy prices will rise ahead of Christmas and parents risk losing outFamilies have been warned to start shopping for Christmas now amid cost pressures from rising transport costs, higher energy prices and ongoing labour shortages.
inews.co.uk
How inflation will affect pensioners, savers, and small businessesDifferent spending and saving habits will shape our experiences of rising prices
Daily Mail
What happens when you try to boycott China in a bid to buy British?Last year a MailOnline survey found that half of Britons said they were trying to avoid buying Chinese goods, and a few months ago writer John Naish decided to stop buying them altogether.
Yahoo Finance
COVID’s mental health blow to women more severe than menThe difference between men and women’s level of loneliness and depressive symptoms was largest from June 2020 onwards.