Take Root, the theme for our new AW21 collection designed in collaboration with Clare Therese, honors this season of nurturing and the sacred responsibility of a caregiver to establish roots for their little one. Let’s dig a little deeper into what that means to Solly Baby Founder Elle Rowley (and find out her favorite colorway …
As we explored Take Root as the theme of Solly Baby’s AW21 Collection, we couldn’t help but be inspired by the work of illustrator, designer, author and mother Clare Therese, who has taken root with her three children on a working farm in the dreamy British countryside. We’re thrilled to have collaborated with her on …
Our newest limited-edition print, Fleur, was designed in collaboration with Sacrée Frangine, a creative duo based in France. Keep reading to learn more about the inspiration behind the collection.
To the Mama just begging her baby to latch. To the Mama scrolling through feeds and seeing how beautiful a journey it is for others, how bonding an experience between mother and child, but looking at their own and seeing anxiety, pain, and frustration. To the Mama whose mental health is suffering. To the Mama …
Solly Baby is officially 10-years-old! To celebrate our birthday, we’ve done a little Q&A with our founder, Elle. Settle in (with a piece of cake?) to this extra special peek at the history of Solly and where we’re headed next!
If you’ve read the staggering statistics, you know there’s a Black maternal health crisis in our country.
The overwhelm of the past year (and young parenthood in general!) has left us feeling a need for less rather than more as we consider how to celebrate and honor ourselves on Mother’s Day this year. Rather than going big after a year of juggling so much, we have put together a list of ways …
Mother and writer Olivia is the first mama in a new series on the Solly Blog featuring stories of mothers wearing their babies throughout history. Olivia shares with us her own journey wearing her son, and how her choice to baby wear fits into a larger story of her maternal ancestors wearing their babies. Olivia …
