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Bumbleride strollers have been rolling through Portland, Oregon over the last 10+ years thanks to Posh Baby, located right downtown by the kid-friendly Jamison Square Park. Posh Baby has even labeled Bumbleride as the Pacific Northwest stroller. A true testament to our longstanding partnership. Fun facts: Bumbleride was the first stroller brand they ever brought into their store 10+ years ago and it’s the #1 stroller choice for all expecting employees. 😊 We are joining forces throughout the month of July to bring you all the information on a best-selling stroller for Posh, Era. Era is a 4-wheel reversible seat...

Here’s a little bit more about Bumbleride rPET fabrics and the rPET process broken down for you:   Did you know that every plastic molecule produced in the last 100+ years is still in the environment? Estimates suggest that PET or petroleum-based oxo-biodegradable plastics take 450+ years to decompose in landfills because they lack the required UV light to break down. The plastic pollution crisis is real. We work with our factory and suppliers to make only products we really need and strive to reduce the amount of plastic packaging and use of raw/virgin materials. Using rPET saves energy and...

Meet Kahi Pacarro, Hawaii Director at Parley for the Oceans and Founder of Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii. Kahi and Parley are on a mission to reduce plastic pollution not only in our oceans and on our beaches but more importantly at the source, starting with our consumer behaviors. Parley does this through a multitude of ways including youth education, ocean plastic collection and a global cleanup network. Read on to hear Kahi's thoughts on plastic pollution and how products reusing fishing nets are part of the solution, but not the only solution. Kahi is a wealth of knowledge and we are stoked to have him as part of our Bumbleride Adventurer team and helping us...

We chatted with Johanna Bialkin, founder of Aldea Home, on the vision for her business and how she’s out to do good in all things. From supporting local shops in your neighborhood, to buying quality products made from clean materials and giving back to your community.Aldea means “small village” and it was owner Johanna Bialkin’s background in the non-profit sector paired with strong personal values that gave her the desire to create a space which not only offers sustainable goods but also encourages community engagement. From Johanna: “We care about our impact on the world, how our products are made...