Nadiyah Spencer, the founder of the trailblazing baby brand TinkyPoo, has secured a major retail partnership with buybuy Baby stores. This exciting development marks a huge milestone for the black-owned diaper company that started in 2022.
TinkyPoo has since been on a mission to promote inclusion, diversity, and eco-consciousness in baby products since its inception.
Pioneering Black-Owned Baby Brand Forges Inclusive Partnership
“I wanted a brand that celebrated our babies from the time they existed [in] the womb and showed them how beautiful and lovely they are,” said Spencer. “We’re thrilled to now be in the sole biggest baby store in the country, and we’re just getting started!”
The partnership with buybuy Baby will bring TinkyPoo’s innovative line of plant-based diapers and wipes to buybuybaby.com and all 12 East Coast buybuy Baby stores.
For Nadiyah Spencer, celebrating babies of all backgrounds has been a driving force behind her barrier-breaking company. TinkyPoo diapers feature positive images of babies from diverse races, ethnicities, and heritages.
From kente cloth prints to Pan-African flags and Black Power symbolism, Spencer’s products showcase pride in cultural identity starting from infancy. This inclusive approach fosters diversity and empowerment in baby goods.
Eco-Conscious Products With Babies’ Health as Top Priority
In addition to celebrating multicultural representation in baby products, Spencer’s TinkyPoo line is consciously crafted using eco-friendly materials to nurture babies’ skin.
The premium diapers and wipes are made of 100% organic cotton with antibacterial protection for up to 12 hours of leakage prevention.
As a mom and entrepreneur, Spencer prioritized babies’ health, comfort and safety while incorporating green materials and sustainable production methods.
This comprehensive approach toward responsible, inclusive baby goods resonates with conscientious parents and retailers like buybuy Baby.
From Fashion Retail Origins to Barrier-Breaking Baby Brand
Spencer’s success with TinkyPoo is built on over 20 years of retail industry experience. The Spelman College graduate honed her business acumen early on through the renowned GAP executive training program. She then founded a fashion consulting agency helping major brands with design, manufacturing and production.
In identifying gaps in the baby product market, Spencer translated her keen eye for quality design and commitment to diversity into the barrier-breaking TinkyPoo brand. The buybuy Baby partnership caps off two trailblazing years for this black business leader’s burgeoning company.
With expanded East Coast distribution and a bold vision celebrating all babies, Nadiyah Spencer is poised to continue disrupting the baby goods sector. TinkyPoo’s inspiring growth affirms the power of inclusive innovation.
