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Made For Our Rad Little Ones

We make our products for our own little ones, so every detail matters. Our Baby Bum collection is super gentle and uses the best ingredients for delicate and sensitive skin.

Trust The Bum®

It's simple. We care about the planet. We care about the animals. We care about our families. So, we continue to look for ways to make our products without stuff that could hurt any of them— our Baby Bum products are made without sulfates, parabens or phthalates.

Pediatrician Tested

Thumbs up for overall safety & sensitivity. Still important to consult with your doctor.

Fragrance Free

Our Baby Sunscreen formula was designed with sensitive skin in mind and made without using synthetic fragrances, dyes, or parabens.

Non-Nano Zinc

Non-nano zinc reflects UVA and UVB rays from the surface of our skin.

Baby Sun Care

A baby's skin is different—it is much more sensitive than ours. So, when some of our crew started having babies, we wanted to make sure we were using products that we could trust were safe for them, so we made our own. And because we believe that every detail matters (especially when it comes to our own little ones), nothing goes into our products without going through the moms and dads in our community first. That’s a promise.

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Our Bubble Bath, Detangler, Hand Sanitizer, and Shampoo & Wash all contain naturally-derived fragrances and/or essential oils. If you're lookin' for fragrance-free options, you can find 'em here.

Mineral based sunscreens act as a physical blocker that sits on top of the skin and works to actively block UV rays. So, we feel good that our little ones' sensitve skin will stay protected while they're out playing in the sun.

Outside of Coconuts, Kukui Nuts, and Argan oil, which some consider to be tree nuts, we don’t put nuts in any of our Baby Bum or Sun Bum products. But we can’t guarantee zero traces as we don’t currently have a program in place to certify our manufacturing facilities as nut-free. For severe allergies, please consult your doctor before you try any of our stuff.

All of our baby products have been pediatrician tested. That being said, we always recommend consulting a physician.

We recommend applying sunscreen liberally 15 minutes before sun exposure and allow it to absorb. Reapply at least every two hours and more frequently after swimming/sweating and towel drying. Our little ones are constantly running around in and out of the water so we put together a few steps to help make sure their covered head to toe.

5 S's of Sun Safety:
Sunscreen
Shade
Sleeves
Sunglasses
Sun Hat

We know that for babies, putting their hands in their mouths is one of their fav pastimes. So, keep a close eye on them just to make sure they don't ingest it.

While we don't have any eczema specific products, we have a few moisturizing lotions that help with dry, itchy skin.

Let's Talk Baby

When Can Babies Wear Sunscreen?

Loving our little ones can feel like a world of questions sometimes. Are they eating enough? Sleeping enough? What happens if they drink the bath water? (Pro tip: absolutely nada). For us sun-loving folks, one question is at the top of our list: “When can babies wear sunscreen?”
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Traveling with Babies (and Keeping Your Sanity)

Seeing the words “baby” and “travel” in the same sentence might make your palms start to sweat and stir up traumatic memories of sitting on a plane next to a screaming child—but that’s exactly what we’re here to help with.
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DIY Bucket Hat

Besides lookin' pretty dang adorable, these mini bucket hats help keep our groms faces nice n’ shady while they’re outside running around in the sun.
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DIY Duke Mobile

Callin’ on aunties and uncles, we’ve got the perfect DIY gift for you to make your soon-to-be parent friends.
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DIY Drum Set

In true kid fashion, this DIY needs quite a bit… but you probably have it around the house! So don’t give up! 
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Baby Massage? Yep, that’s a Real Thing

We’re all about keeping our babies stoked, happy and healthy - and sometimes they need a little extra lovin’.  
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