'From Babies with Love' is a London-based social enterprise that sells organic cotton baby's clothes and then redirects its profits to charities that work with vulnerable and disadvantaged kids -- mostly orphaned and abandoned children. They are currently partnered with SOS Children in delivering their social mission. Founded in Austria, SOS is an international non-profit organization working in Malawi, Zambia and elsewhere.
The types of clothing offered for both boys and girls are truly adorable. Some of the t-shirts have colorful French-style stripes with animals appliqued. From Babies also sells accessories like bandana bibs, hats and Muslin swaddles in addition to its trousers, dresses and onesies.
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Adorable Organic Children's Clothes
'From Babies with Love' Gives Profits to Charities for Orphans
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