At Dabble & Dollop, we believe bath time should be joyful for families and gentle on the planet. That is why we make eco-friendly kids bath products with fewer, better ingredients and thoughtful choices across sourcing, manufacturing, packaging, and fulfillment.
For us, Earth Day is not just a single moment on the calendar. It is a reminder that small decisions can add up over time. From sourcing ingredients in the United States to using PCR bottles and recyclable shipping boxes, we are always looking for ways to reduce environmental impact while creating products families feel good about bringing home.
What Makes Dabble & Dollop Eco-Friendly?
- Ingredients sourced primarily from the United States
- Manufacturing in the United States, predominantly Southern California
- Cold-processed formulas that use less energy when possible
- Fewer ingredients and inputs
- PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic bottles
- Non-toxic formulas made for families
- Biodegradable bath sponge
- Recyclable shipping boxes
- Orders packed and fulfilled from our own headquarters
Thoughtfully Sourced and Made Close to Home
We proudly source our ingredients from the United States and manufacture our products in the United States as well, predominantly in Southern California. Keeping sourcing and production closer to home helps reduce transportation impact, supports domestic partners, and gives us greater oversight into the quality of everything we make.
That level of intention matters to us. It allows us to be more hands-on, more thoughtful, and more consistent in how our products come to life from start to finish.
Fewer, Better Ingredients
We have long believed that every ingredient should earn its place. That philosophy is good for families and it also supports a more thoughtful approach to product development. Using fewer, carefully selected ingredients can help reduce unnecessary inputs during manufacturing while keeping formulas simple, gentle, and purposeful.
Our non-toxic formulas are designed to bring together fun, efficacy, and peace of mind. We do not believe families should have to choose between playful bath products and better ingredient standards.
Cold-Processed with Intention
Whenever possible, we use cold-processing methods as part of our manufacturing approach. Cold processing can require less energy than traditional heating methods, making it one more way we work to reduce our environmental footprint.
It is one of those behind-the-scenes decisions most people do not see, but it reflects how we think about sustainability at Dabble & Dollop: not as a marketing claim, but as a series of practical choices that can make a difference over time.
Packaging with a Lighter Footprint
Packaging plays a big role in the environmental impact of any product. That is why many of our bottles are made using PCR, or post-consumer recycled, plastic. By using recycled materials, we help give existing plastic a second life and reduce the need for virgin plastic.
We know packaging innovation is an ongoing journey, and we are always looking for ways to continue improving. But choosing PCR bottles is one meaningful step toward more sustainable bath product packaging.
The Small Details Matter Too
Sustainability is often found in the details. Our biodegradable bath sponge is one example of how even the accessories we offer can reflect our broader values. We also use recyclable shipping boxes to help reduce waste once orders arrive at your door.
These choices may seem small on their own, but together they are part of a bigger commitment to making eco-friendly bath products for kids and families.
Fulfillment from Our Own HQ
We fulfill orders from our own headquarters, which gives us more control over how orders are packed and shipped. Managing fulfillment in-house helps us stay intentional about packaging decisions, reduce unnecessary extras, and create a more thoughtful process from warehouse shelf to doorstep.
It is another example of how we aim to build a business that is not only joyful and design-driven, but also more responsible in the way it operates.
Why It Matters
We know no brand gets everything perfect, and sustainability is always a work in progress. But we believe it is worth doing what we can, where we can, and continuing to make better choices as we grow.
For us, creating eco-friendly kids bath products means looking at the full picture: where ingredients come from, how products are made, what materials are used, and how orders are delivered. It means building with intention, not excess.
A Bubblier Future
This Earth Day, we are proud to keep moving toward a cleaner, more thoughtful future. By sourcing in the US, manufacturing predominantly in Southern California, cold processing when possible, using fewer ingredients, choosing PCR bottles, creating non-toxic formulas, offering a biodegradable sponge, shipping in recyclable boxes, and fulfilling from our own headquarters, we are working to make bath time a little better for families and a little lighter on the planet.
Because caring for kids and caring for the Earth should always go hand in hand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Dabble & Dollop products eco-friendly?
Dabble & Dollop products are made with thoughtful choices that support a lower environmental impact, including US-based sourcing and manufacturing, cold-processing methods when possible, PCR bottles, recyclable shipping boxes, and fulfillment from our own headquarters.
What makes Dabble & Dollop packaging more sustainable?
Many of our bottles are made from PCR, or post-consumer recycled, plastic. We also use recyclable shipping boxes to help reduce packaging waste.
Why do fewer ingredients matter?
Using fewer, carefully selected ingredients can help reduce unnecessary inputs in manufacturing while also creating simple, gentle, non-toxic formulas for families.
Where are Dabble & Dollop products made?
Our products are made in the United States, predominantly in Southern California.
Does Dabble & Dollop use eco-friendly bath accessories?
Yes. Our bath sponge is biodegradable, which is one more way we aim to make thoughtful choices across the full bath time experience.
