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Disrupting “Big Bubble”: The Dabble & Dollop Way At Dabble & Dollop, we aren’t just here to make bubble bath—we’re here to disrupt an entire industry. The world of children's bath and body care has been dominated for too long by giant corporations that prioritize profits over people. We believe it’s time for a change, and we’re leading the charge. Here’s the who, what, why, when, and how of how Dabble & Dollop is disrupting “Big Bubble.” WHO We Are We are a team of parents, creators, and dreamers who saw a gap in the marketplace and decided to fill it. Dabble & Dollop was founded with a simple mission: to create safe, high-quality, and incredibly fun bath products that parents can trust, and that kids absolutely love. Our products blend creativity and joy with the highest safety standards, giving families a better bath time experience. We’re a brand built on values—values that put families first, not profits. WHAT We’re Doing We’re not just making bubbles. We’re changing the entire product experience. “Big Bubble” brands pump out basic, one-size-fits-all products that are often filled with questionable ingredients. According to the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics[1], many mass-market bath products rely on synthetic fragrances and preservatives that can irritate children’s skin. We do the exact opposite. Dabble & Dollop’s products are clean, safe, and customizable. We give families the freedom to mix and match scents, create their own bath-time concoctions, and make every bath a playful, creative adventure. And we do all of this while maintaining the highest standards of quality, safety, and transparency. WHY It Matters Why disrupt “Big Bubble”? Because we believe families deserve better. Bath time is an intimate, cherished moment in a family’s day—why settle for products mass-produced with little thought for safety, fun, or individuality? The American Academy of Dermatology[2] notes that children’s skin is more sensitive and prone to irritation, meaning ingredient quality matters. Big brands often use synthetic fragrances, harsh chemicals, and dozens of ingredients that parents wouldn’t choose if they knew better. At Dabble & Dollop, we’re committed to using only the cleanest, minimalistic ingredients, while also offering something fun and unique that both kids and parents enjoy. WHEN the Shift Happens The time is now. Families are becoming more aware of what they use on their skin, what they put in their bodies, and what brands they support. A McKinsey report[3] highlights the growing demand for transparency and clean-label products across consumer categories. Parents are questioning the status quo and looking for products that align with their values—products that are safe, ethical, and enjoyable. Dabble & Dollop is stepping into that space with a fresh, fun, and trustworthy alternative. HOW We’ll Do It We’re not alone in this mission. Our passionate community of brand ambassadors, customers, and partners are the key to our success. Together, we’re creating a movement. We’re proving that a smaller, family-focused brand can challenge the big players by building genuine connections, offering exceptional products, and caring deeply about our customers. We’ve made it easy for anyone to join us in this mission. Whether it’s by becoming a brand ambassador, spreading the word, or simply choosing Dabble & Dollop products over the mass-produced alternatives, each small action contributes to a bigger wave of change. The Bottom Line Dabble & Dollop is here to change the way families think about bath time. We’re here to offer something more than just bubbles—we’re offering a better, more joyful experience for both kids and parents. We may be taking on “Big Bubble,” but with a community as passionate as ours, we know that together, we can bring about real change. The future is clean, creative, and filled with joy. Let’s disrupt “Big Bubble” and make waves in the bath and body care world, one bottle at a time. References Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, Fragrance: The Hidden Ingredient. https://www.safecosmetics.org/get-the-facts/chemicals-of-concern/fragrance/ ↩ American Academy of Dermatology, Childhood Eczema. https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/eczema/childhood ↩ McKinsey & Company, The State of Fashion 2023. https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/consumer-packaged-goods/our-insights/the-state-of-fashion-2023-resilience-in-the-new-era ↩