Ruth Bradford
Owner/founder/creator
The Little Black & White Book Project
Last featured in the media Dec 2022 · 10+ pieces of media coverage.
The Little Black & White Book Project brings to life animals from around the world as high contrast illustrations to help visual development in newborn babies as well as support toddler and pre-school learning.
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.
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.

Address
24 Wellington Walk, Bristol, UK
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