When Kemi Ingram gave birth to her first daughter Abigail in 2005, she did not anticipate joining—let alone leading—an ‘apron string’ revolution.
As a holistic oriented first time mother, Ingram searched the internet for organic baby food, eco-friendly diapering alternatives and pediatric homeopathics. She purchased a hand-made baby carrier from a work at home mother in Scotland, fairly-traded baby clothes from a women’s cooperative in Tibet—and after a bit of research—managed to piece together an organic cotton post-maternity wardrobe.
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