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Simply Designed for Sleep.
Kippins are simple toys designed to help provide emotional support for your babe,and for babies older than 7m, support for sleep. Based on consultation with audiologists and paediatricians, our Kippins are Intentionally silent to protect little ears and don’t make white noise or emit lullabies. Made from easy, breezy organic cotton and designed in consultation with sleep experts, they're the ultimate comforter.
The best (natural) choice for your babe.
You won't find any fuzzies on our comforters! Our Kippins are made from plants, not plastic. So they're better for your baby, and the Earth. Created by a Mum who realised that babies chew and get close to their comforters, Kippins are made for baby to safely get up close and personal and are naturally more breathable than synthetic comforters.
Five star reviews.
1000s of happy customers around the world trust our products to help calm and soothe their babe. Our five star reviews say it all.
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Organic.
Our products are made from pure, organic cotton and are produced ethically and sustainably by our select manufacturing teams around the world.
Babe's new bestie. For clingy koalas.
For small but mighty little dreamers, our beloved Baby Comforters support your little one through life’s transitions and changes. A Kippin isn’t a replacement for love and cuddles, but a forever-friend who lets babe know that they are safe and loved – wherever they go.
You've probably heard the term 'Sleep Associations', but how does it fit in with the world of baby sleep and more importantly, how can it help us all get more sleep? The lovely (and super talented) Courtney Nightingale from The Parenting Edit is a sleep and behavioural expert who breaks down everything you need to know about sleep associations.
If you're thinking about moving your little one from a cot to a bed, read this first. New baby on the way, a relentless out-of-the-cot climber or a kid mastering toilet training - there's a bunch of reasons why it's time to evict babe from the cot.