We believe natural products don’t have to be stinky, sticky, or stuffy. We’re all about good, clean fun—down to our nitty-gritty ingredients. We follow good manufacturing practices to make sure every ingredient is clearly sourced, clean, animal cruelty-free, and all-natural. Today, we’re talking about Kelp Extract! Macrocystis Pyrifera Pronounced: “Macro-sis-tiss Py-riff-ear-a” What it is: Macrocystis Pyrifera is more…
Ingredient Spotlight: Kelp Extract

Our Favorite Spring Fashion for Mamas

With the possibility of warmer temps in the near future we are rounding up a few of our favorite looks for Spring. Picking a few simple pieces to freshen up your wardrobe makes mama life exciting and fresh, do you agree? Here are three trends we stand behind: Keep it simple This Spring we are…
Our Spring Line in Collaboration with Jacqui Saldana of Baby Boy Bakery

We’re so excited to share our new, limited edition Tubby Sweets Spring Line designed in collaboration with Jacqui Saldana of Baby Boy Bakery. Today we are getting to know Jacqui a little better here on The Mama Blog. Hi Jacqui! We are so excited to collaborate with you. We are all total fangirls! Tell us about you: My name is…
Photography Series: Chrissy Powers

Chrissy Powers is a wife to a surfer, mama, marriage + family therapist, lover of design and travel and a family and lifestyle photographer at Chrissy Powers Photography. She is joining us to share some tips for photographing your kids. Chrissy! Thank you so much for joining us on The Mama Blog! You’ve been shooting families and…
Ingredient Spotlight: Safflower Seed

We believe natural products don’t have to be stinky, sticky, or stuffy. We’re all about good, clean fun—down to our nitty-gritty ingredients. We follow good manufacturing practices to make sure every ingredient is clearly sourced, clean, animal cruelty-free, and all-natural. Here’s a look at what exactly’s in your favorite Tubby Todd products made in the…
Teaching Your Kids to Bathe Themselves

By the time your child is in preschool, he or she may take a washcloth from you in an attempt to “help” you wash them. It’s about this time that you can begin to teach your child to bathe themselves. Before you begin, make sure you have all toys, towels, washcloths, loofahs, and washes readily available. Supervision of…