Baby Care Brands

American brand of skincare and hair care products specializing in natural ingredients and colloidal oatmeal formulations.

American brand of premium jogging strollers and baby gear, founded in 1984 by Phil Baechler and owned by Newell Brands (NASDAQ: NWL), sold in over 60 countries worldwide.

Baby laundry detergent brand owned by Procter and Gamble. The

Amino acid-based hypoallergenic infant and child formula brand owned by Abbott Laboratories, launched in 2003 for severe protein allergies and manufactured at Abbott's Sturgis, Michigan facility.

American infant formula brand owned by Reckitt (via Mead Johnson Nutrition), introduced in 1959 and the second-largest infant formula brand in the United States. Known for its NeuroPro formulation and DHA-enriched products.

Turkish brand of baby care and gentle personal care products manufactured by Evyap, formulated for sensitive infant skin. Sold in over 100 countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

American brand of baby gear and infant products including strollers, car seats, and playards, owned by Newell Brands.

Baby care brand owned by Kenvue, offering gentle shampoo, lotion, and powder for infants worldwide since 1893.

German baby care brand founded in 1956, specializing in baby bottles, pacifiers, and infant feeding products. Owned by Newell Brands (NASDAQ: NWL) since 2011. Known for orthodontic pacifier designs developed with input from dental professionals. Faced a microplastics class action lawsuit in 2024.

Baby diaper and care products brand owned by Procter & Gamble.

Children's nutritional supplement drink brand owned by Abbott Laboratories, launched in 1988 and marketed for children ages 1 to 13 needing supplemental nutrition.

American infant formula brand owned by Abbott Laboratories, introduced in 1925 and the largest infant formula brand in the United States. Similac faced a major product recall in 2022 that contributed to a national infant formula shortage.

Consumer goods brand co-founded by Jessica Alba in 2012, focused on non-toxic household and baby products, publicly traded on NASDAQ under ticker HNST.