Founded in 2016, East London Baby Co designs baby-approved, kid-proof jewellery that’s tuggable, chewable, washable and, importantly, super wearable and loved by parents.
With an eye on trends and a focus on making jewellery that looks like actual jewellery, it’s the perfect gift for any mum to feel a bit more ‘her’ whilst also working as the perfect on-the-go teether.
To celebrate our launch, they’re giving away a lovely teething bundle of a necklace and teether to one lucky winner. To enter, just follow the instructions via Rafflecopter below.
WIN a teething bundle from EastLondon Baby Company
Make sure you also enter our giveaway for a MUNCH FREE bundle and NIMBLE bundle.

Built about epidurals
Would be great for my grandson x
6 WAYS TO DIVERSIFY YOUR CHILD’S READING LIBRARY
I really enjoy reading this blog once I get my little ones in their beds! My favourite article at the moment is the parenting hacks especially the Zero effort ways to keep your baby entertained! Fantastic!
I also found the mental health posts really useful to read and felt I wasn’t alone with my struggling now and again! I do think we need to look after ourselves more and stop being so hard on ourselves.
Thank you for all your super posts.
Guilt about epidurals x
my daughter got a lot of info from your back to work article
NAVIGATING RETURNING TO WORK AFTER HAVING A BABY: YOUR RIGHTS, FLEXIBLE WORKING AND MORE very interesting read.
The one about feeling guilty for having an epidural
Im never alone as a mum but simetimes it can feell like it ….. how many experience this !!
feeling guilty for having an epidural!
I enjoyed reading 9 zero-effort ways to keep your baby entertained without any equipment
6 WAYS TO DIVERSIFY YOUR CHILD’S READING LIBRARY
The back to work article, was very helpful
The ten tips for teething post has been the most useful. My 9 month old daughter is teething just now.
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