Carter’s, Gerber, Nike Kids, Momcozy, Polo RL. I drive to Marshalls, Target and the outlet malls, photograph what I find, and ship it to your door, at the outlet price plus my 15% fee and the cargo at cost.
The first figure is an outlet price I have paid for that pack. The second is what it lands at: outlet price, my 15% fee, and an estimated air-cargo line at roughly $6/kg for the weight shown. Your quote uses the shelf price I see on the day and the real cargo cost.
Making baby clothes since 1865.
US baby food, sorted by stage.
The wearable pump that made the rounds on TikTok.
The shoes kids in Lagos ask for by name.
The polo shirt, in kids’ sizes.
Baby products sold in the US have to meet CPSC or FDA rules. Cribs, pacifiers, formula, baby food. When a Nigerian mom asks for Gerber or Earth’s Best, she is asking for that paperwork.
Johnson’s, Aveeno baby, CeraVe, Honest Company, Mustela. I buy the same items US parents pick up, from the same US outlets, never knock-offs.
Carter’s onesies go through hundreds of washes. Nike Kids shoes handle the full toddler attack. Polo RL keeps its color.
Brand, product link, or just a description. I reply within 24 hours with a real outlet price and a delivery window.