My little snug bug, born Nov 2024, the one who made me a mom Window of Motherhood Before giving birth to my son, I told myself to just go with the “milk” flow: no pressure around breastfeeding. I thought milk supply was something beyond my control. Little did I know, milk supply is demand-driven: the more your baby latches or you pump, the more your body produces. After my son was born, nothing about breastfeeding felt natural to me. He couldn’t latch for the first month and a half. I...
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I used to think 100% cotton was the perfect answer for maternity clothing. But then I noticed the trade-offs: shrinkage, wrinkling, limited stretch. And anti-wrinkle finishes often involve chemicals or costly knitting techniques. A fabric that holds up wash after wash is just as important as what it's made of. Look at my closet: the wrinkled cotton tops sit untouched, while the easy-care ones get worn again and again. I haven't touched the iron once since my son was born. So my products aren't just 100% cotton. More fabric choices...
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Designed in Hong Kong, Made in China Little Snug Bug began in Hong Kong, a city that has literally everything you need to bring an idea to life. Garment manufacturing has deep roots here; I can still find mini fabric markets tucked away, filled with talented experts who are generous with their knowledge. During a difficult bottleneck in the pattern-making stage, I was so grateful to connect with a local sample development team (my heartfelt thanks to Master Jenny, May and Brian) that helped me enormously in refining my prototypes....
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