© 2023-2024. The Happy Start, LLC. All rights reserved.
© 2023-2024
The Happy Start, LLC
All rights reserved
The Happy Start, LLC
All rights reserved
14 high contrast images. Easy to clean, durable. Stands on it own. The perfect book for tummy time. Available in English and Spanish. Ages 0+
23 high contrast images. Easy to hold, diaper bag ready. Your baby’s development is always a priority, even on the go. Available in English and Spanish. Ages 0+
We pledge to donate 10% or more of the total number of units we sell each year. Those donated units will go to clinics, hospitals, non-profits, and individuals in need.
As of October 2024, The Happy Start has donated to 18 pediatric hospital networks and over 75 daycares across 19 states and D.C., as well as a handful of local non-profits, libraries, and individuals.
We want to eliminate as much plastic from our products and their packaging as we possibly can. Check out our blog post about our most recent sustainability efforts.
Trees provide the paper necessary for our products. By joining FSC, we are committed to sourcing materials that meet the highest standards of sustainability. Learn more.
We believe every child should have equal access to our affordable products, and we strive to accommodate children, parents, and caregivers in their preferred language.
High contrast baby products can cause overstimulation in preterm babies (those babies born before 37 weeks). Support your preterm baby's vision and cognitive development with our low contrast vision cards.
Through our relationships with some of the top children's hospitals across the U.S., their NICU departments helped us bring this product to life.
Coming Late 2024 / Early 2025
Apoye el desarrollo cognitivo y visual temprano de su bebé
We are fully committed to ensuring your child's safety when it comes to our products. All of our products meet or exceed all U.S. toy testing standards and pass our high quality requirements.
Learn MoreMaria Baldino, OTD, MS, OTR/L, BCP is a pediatric occupational therapist specializing in infant and early childhood development.
Licensed as an occupational therapist since 2015, Maria's focus is on providing occupational therapy services, including vision and cognitive development, to children and their families across various settings.
Maria is currently a clinical assistant professor with teaching experience at both graduate and undergraduate programs while also delivering occupational therapy services to children in the hospital setting. She is passionate about empowering parents and helping them feel competent and confident to impact their child’s development every day.