For The Sweetest Dreams
Every little one carries new hope into the world.
Every baby is precious and unique, bursting with potential,
capable of becoming anything they dream of.
Since 2013, Aiwibi has been committed to changing
the landscape of baby care, redefining excellence
in baby essentials to provide your little one
the best possible start in life,striving to support
the hope and promise of every baby:
“I will be.”
I WILL BE… HAPPY
We nurture dreams and giggles
Babies enter the world with colorful dreams, eager to learn and ready to follow their imaginations wherever they lead. We’re here to help.
I WILL BE… SAFE
We support a parent’s vow of love
From the moment our little ones take their first wobbly steps, parents make a silent promise to protect their health and happiness. We make sure they’re not going it alone.
We join you on the Dream Journey
Create a better world for babies
We understand babies. We take a professional approach to identifying their needs and develop the safest and coziest products to guard their dreams for the future.
Be the first and best choice
We also understand parents, so we craft products with “heartfelt parenting” in mind. More than a brand, we aim to be the part of the family, a trusted friend to parents nurturing babies and their dreams.
Sow the seeds of a greener, gigglier future
We nurture the planet for future generations. Our commitment to sustainability includes natural materials, recyclable packaging, and biodegradable options, ensuring baby's safety while protecting our environment now and in the future.
A Pouch Full of Dreams
Just like our mascot, mother koalas have a special pouch, providing a safe haven for their newborns. Like a pink jellybean, each tiny koala nestles in its mother’s pouch to receiving the love and nourishment it needs to grow.
A Dream Shared
Our “dream career”？It’s about helping every little one thrive, with the love and security they need to chase their dreams!So when we see the harsh realities faced by many families around the world, we take action. In some regions, conflict, poverty, and pollution leave mothers and babies without basic sanitary conditions, a reality that is painful to contemplate.
I was initially puzzled when I saw the two yellow lines on
Aiwibi's diapers—I thought something had stuck to them!
It wasn't until I asked the retailer that I learned they
were wetness indicators, designed to remind parents
when it’s time for a change. The retailer told me
that among all the brands he carries, only
Aiwibi features this thoughtful
design.
--A mother in West Africa
