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Leo&Ella are a Canadian company who design functional, innovative & essential products for parents, newborns & babies up to the ages of 24 months. Founded by two young parents around a small kitchen table with babies crawling in the background, our core purpose is to make the day-to-day lives of new moms and dads easier, by offering safe, multi-functional products that work. Our brands personality: “Creative | Fun | Kind | Honest | Responsible”.
Kelowna, Canada
3.7
1 review
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I came across this company randomly one day on amazon and ordered a bunch of their products not really knowing what to expect. It’s been a few months now since I received my order and I can honestly say I’m so impressed with the quality of their stuff. It also looks really great and I can’t wait to see what products they come out with next!!
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