We stand with #BlackLivesMatter

As a brand with it’s own diverse team, that values the happiness of everyone–children and adults–we have recently gained a further understanding of just how hard thing's have been for the African-American community when it comes to certain issues. We are going to take this time to listen, research, support, and find ways to do and be better in the future. We might be small but every voice counts and we know that any positive actions can lead to a better tomorrow.

We gathered some ideas and ways to support this fight against injustice and racism that we would like to share with you too.

Sign a petition
You don’t have to donate money to make a difference. You can find here different petitions that you can contribute your voice to

Support black-owned businesses
A list of 27 black-owned businesses for kids and moms, organized by Motherly

Talking with kids
for those with kids, young siblings, nieces, and nephews

Children books
List of children books by African American authors and illustrators that talk about the African American culture and universal human values

Children's Prejudice & Racism Books
Amazon’s best seller list of children books that talk about Prejudice & Racism

How to talk to children about racism, police brutality, protests
Article from The Insider that give ideas on how to explain children about the current situation

The 13 Guiding Principles of the Movement for Black Lives, for young children
The D.C. Area Educators for Social Justice gathered great activities and tips on how to talk to young children about the Black Lives movement. You can find more information on their website

“What We Believe”: A Black Lives Matter Activity book
An activity book, designed by New York City educator Caryn Davidson.
You can download it from the blacklivesmatteratschool.com website or directly from their shared drive folder

We stand in solidarity against racism and injustice,
Gloplay