Baby Gear Brands That Give Back

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Baby Gear Brands That Give Back

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Buying baby gear? You can get a good buy and support a worthy cause with this list of caring companies. Each one of these baby gear brands offers products any mom or dad would be proud to purchase, and they put a percentage of their profits toward doing great things for kids' charities. Giving has never been so easy!

Bright Starts Pretty in Pink Collection
If you're the proud parent of a baby girl, this set of essentials is for you. Featuring a variety of baby gear favorites such as a booster seat, bouncer, activity gym and more, the collection is eye-pleasing and fun. A portion of proceeds from this sugary-sweet baby gear brand goes to supporting breast cancer research and awareness, so hopefully, your little girl can grow up to a brighter, healthier adulthood. More information on the products and the Pink Power Mom program can be found at the Bright Starts website.

Amy Michelle Go Totes
The busy mom knows how important it is to juggle all the essentials and look good, too. These super-stylish bags from Amy Michelle feature smart elements like an adjustable shoulder strap and easy to find key ring, and up to 5 percent of the profits will go to the Ronald McDonald House to help sick children and their families find a home away from home. With an assortment of bags for every lifestyle, this is one baby gear brand you can feel good about splurging on. Find the right tote for you at Amy Michelle's Go Tote product page.

Skip*Hop
One of the most innovative baby gear brands on our list, Skip*Hop has been making its mark on the world of parenting products with its popular DUO Diaper Bag. Versatile and trendy, it doubles as a traditional over-the-shoulder tote and a stroller bag. With so many colors and designs to choose from, it's no wonder this best-selling item has inspired several more bags from the creators at Skip*Hop. In addition to these must-have totes, they also sell unique toys, feeding gear and accessories. Your purchase goes to support three wonderful charities: Baby Buggy, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation and Ovarian Cancer Research Fund. Find out more about Skip*Hop's love of kids' charities via the company's online store.

Baby Eggi
If dressing your little tyke is high on your to-do list, why not partner with a baby gear brand that gives back 20 percent on each purchase? The ambitious donations by baby clothier Baby Eggi go to your choice of charity, giving you an even more personal way to help children around the world. Choose from Kids Courage Foundation or Artists for a New South Africa when you pay for your tiny tee, petite pants or darling dress. It's the easiest way dress your tot and show you care! Buy gear for babies and toddlers at the Baby Egg! i online store.

Feel good when you buy the essentials from baby gear brands that give back. You really can help kids, one penny at a time.

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