• Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
  • Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
  • Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
  • Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
  • Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
  • Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
  • Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
  • Little-Hand Towels Oneberrie Canada
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Little-Hand Towels

Little-Hand Towels

$25.00 USD
$25.00 USD
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Little-Hand Towels Than Don't Fall on the Floor

We're all about the science

  • A baby's brain is 80% developed by the time they are 3 years old.
  • Independence and confidence begins as early as infancy with nurture.
  • Montessori believes that children can learn many things if provided the right environment, practice, and materials.

What our little-hand towels are about

  • Small loop and button to attached to handles or knobs
  • Thirsty absorbency to not over-dry or trigger sensitivities for skin.
  • Let them be little but set them up to be good, clean humans
  • Sustainable, carbon positive and handmade in Invermere BC.
  • Lasting use, because parents don't need more clutter or thoughtless products!
  • A luxurious combo of Bamboo & Cotton sized with intent, sustainability & longevity. 

O/S 12 inches x 9inches

Comes in a 2 pack. 

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  • What we believe?

    "I believe parents deserve MORE : More Function, More Sharing, More Connections. More from the items they trust with their babies. Modern parents are commited to learning new and better ways to parent and experience. We are committed to offering those new and better ways and be a new gold standard for bath linens" SR

    Skip the square & status quo 

  • Who Makes our Products?

    A bunch of very cool women and men make Oneberrie come to life. We want to support people with non-traditional work opportunities. Made, Sewn, Formulated and Packaged in The Rocky mountains of Canada.

    How we make our products 

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Oneberrie acknowledges that we live, work, and play on the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa and Secwepemc in BC and the lands that the metis people call home.