Toddle Probiotic Children’s Immunity Hand Gel 60ml | Natural Moisturising Alcohol Free Hand Gel with a Protective Lactobacillus Cultures |

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Hannah got the idea, as she is very adventurous and loves the outdoors. When she had her first son, she wanted to share this passion with my him. Whilst on family adventures her son would get chapped lips and wind burnt cheeks. She was also always losing her sanitiser, so she started making a skin care range suitable for the outdoors in her kitchen.

It’s vegan and cruelty free. Most importantly, we don’t test any of our products on animals, and all the ingredients are vegan. This means we are very proud to say our Happy Germ Hand Gel is PETA approved vegan and cruelty free.Alcohol-free hand gel. Toddle’s Happy Germ Hand Gel doesn’t contain any alcohol or acids. We make it with natural ingredients including aloe vera because it’s gentle on young children’s skin and makes their hands feel happy! There's a lot to learn. I think one of the best assets that I have is my ability not to have any ego, but just do what's best for the business. I've always got my ears open and I'm very fortunate to have some incredible mentors that give me great advice. I attended an IP workshop to get some practical business advice. I know that IP is sometimes overlooked, and i n terms of protecting yourself commercially, it’s so important to protect your brand when you’ve spent all that time, money and effort building up customer loyalty. We've got trade marks for our Toddle Dribble-proof Lip and Cheek Balm, the bear logo along with the name Toddle, the Happy Gut Hand Gel. Then we've got registered designs for our Toddle design, and for our magic mist bottle, which has stood us in really good stead.

Toddle Toggle. Never lose your hand gel again and save precious time rummaging around in your nappy bag! Use our signature Toddle Toggle to clip your happy germ hand gel to your bags and buggies, so it’s ready whenever you need it. Entrepreneur Hannah Saunders pitched her range of child-friendly, eco-friendly, ethically-sourced skincare products to the Dragons' Den investors during Series 19 in March 2022. Her presentation attracted high praise from the Dragons, and gained the support of investors Deborah Meaden and Steven Bartlett, which she says really helped her on her way. No, these aren’t “plastic bras for travel” as Peter Jones put it. This is the RBR legflow from Paul Westerman’s company RBR Active, a medical device aimed at preventing Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). Westerman went away happy tonight, successfully securing Suleyman’s cash for a 35 per cent share of the business. If you are going to build a successful company, it's going to make money. People are going to start to look at you, and in some cases, they're going to copy you. So definitely, protect your IP.” What advice do you have for women in business? I was planning on leaving the British Armed Forces as I didn’t want to have to deploy away from him for six months at a time. I’m quite an outdoorsy person and really wanted my children to come on adventures with me. However, my son would get windburned cheeks and his lips would get chapped from the cold air. I couldn’t find any products on the market for children under 3 that could help. So, I decided to make my own.After being in the RAF for 9 years and loving the travel and adventure, Hannah became a mum in 2014. The RBR legflow is a plastic two-dome shaped object that sits underneath your feet and you perform exercises on it while seated. According to the company, it has been Clinically-tested to increase blood flow in the lower limbs ten fold, and is registered with the Medicines Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA).