would develop br<strong>and</strong> trust for baby care toiletries br<strong>and</strong>s based on importance paid to different antecedent variables. Hence based on above literatures, a conceptual framework of br<strong>and</strong> trust is proposed. Methodology A theoretical framework on the basis of extensive literature review <strong>and</strong> qualitative study is proposed to find the antecedents <strong>and</strong> consequences variables of br<strong>and</strong> trust in the context of baby care toiletries br<strong>and</strong>. Apart from the literature support, primary research was conducted to develop propositions. In depth interview of a marketing team member of Johnson & Johnson, Mumbai was done to get the underst<strong>and</strong>ing of the consumer behavior in this market. Also, later, to test the various propositions developed on the basis of literatures; in depth interview of twenty mothers of babies age between 0-3 years was conducted. Thus, to develop theoretical framework for the study, both literature support <strong>and</strong> primary research is conducted. Major Results The paper identified five antecedents of cognitive br<strong>and</strong> trust <strong>and</strong> three antecedents for affective br<strong>and</strong> trust in the context of baby care toiletries br<strong>and</strong>s. Also proposed are two consequences (commitment <strong>and</strong> word of mouth) of br<strong>and</strong> trust for the present study on the basis of literature review <strong>and</strong> interview of mothers. Big five personality variables of Neuroticism, Conscientiousness, Agreeableness, Openness, <strong>and</strong> Extraversion are found to moderate the relationship between br<strong>and</strong> trust <strong>and</strong> its antecedents. Implications The baby care market is in the nascent stage of development in India, but soon it will emerge as one of the world‘s fastest growing markets. Moreover, large population base is in 0-4 years <strong>and</strong> parents increasing preference to spend more on baby products will drive the market to new horizons in near future. Thus, the research is helpful for marketers to formulate strategy accordingly. This paper provides the baby toiletries br<strong>and</strong> companies the specific knowledge of the process by which cognitive <strong>and</strong> affective br<strong>and</strong> trust is developed for their br<strong>and</strong>s among mothers. The results suggest marketing strategy implications for companies that what essential elements they must keep in mind while promoting their br<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> winning trust of mothers. Since India, has the highest number of infants <strong>and</strong> baby care market is exp<strong>and</strong>ing faster, thus the findings of the study can be beneficial for the companies in tackling competition. 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