Organic Cotton Babywear, Made for the Softest Beginnings

Proudly Kenyan. Gently worn. Deeply loved.

Rooted in Love. Designed for Comfort.

Toto & Mommie is a Kenyan babywear brand created to support the earliest, most tender chapters of motherhood.

Our pieces are made from breathable organic cotton, chosen for its softness, durability and gentleness on delicate skin. Every design is intentionally simple, allowing babies to move freely and mums to feel at ease.

Organic Cotton, Always

We use organic cotton because it matters.

It’s naturally soft, breathable and kind to sensitive skin. Free from harsh chemicals, our fabrics are designed for everyday wear, repeated washing and real life with babies.

From ribbed bodysuits to easy rompers and dresses, each piece is created to feel as good as it looks. 

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Inspired by Nature’s Softest Tones

Our colour palette is drawn from nature — sand, moss, seafoam, cloud and warm earth tones.

Timeless shades that mix easily, photograph beautifully and never overpower the moment. Because babywear should feel calm, not cluttered.

More Than Babywear

Toto & Mommie exists beyond clothing. We are a growing community that listens to Kenyan mothers, supports postnatal wellbeing and advocates for open conversations around mental health.

We believe motherhood deserves softness, honesty and support, especially where it’s needed most. 

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